دراسة مقارنة للديستوبيا في الأدب العربي و الفرنسي : رواية الأزمان المظلمة و قلوباليا أنموذجا

الملخص EN

The two novel "The Dark Times" by Talib Omran and "Globalia" by Jean-Christophe depict the attacks of September 11, 2001 and the tragic events that followed.

This research presents a comparative study of dystopia in the two mentioned novels to reveal how dystopia appeared in them and its factors.

The results indicate that the attacks launched by the United States on the land of Afghanistan and Iraq under the pretext of eliminating terrorism were among the factors affecting the embodiment of dystopia.

Given that the authors belong to two different cultural worlds, the literature of the corrupt city appeared in their two novels in different and varied forms, And sometimes complementary to some of them.

Since Rofan is a Western author, but he tries to portray the Eastern world alongside the Western, while Imran is a Syrian author, his image of his world appeared from an Eastern perspective as he lived in this world and felt the suffering caused by poverty, deprivation and backwardness that people live daily due to destruction and wars.