مساءلة الموتى و إحياء ذاكرة المنفى : قراءة في "رواية شبح الكليدوني" لمحمد مفلاح

Abstract EN

The human act in contemporary narrative text is an active focus on which the text is based and which is a nucleus from which innumerable themes or themes are related to self-experience or human sense.

The human act that enlists the type of writing that is characterized by the accountability of the dead and the revival of the memory of exile (post-mortem) appears in the structure of narrative work performed primarily as a personal experience stemming from a psychological need that guides it.

The narrative discourse in turn does not depart from this rule.

It is an answer to a question or a response to a desire, or to the revival of a certain cultural context that may be the creative self.

There is no narration without a specific purpose and purpose directed at it within the creative interaction with its cultural context, where the past and the present are intertwined.

Without a rhetorical dualism based on conflict generated by confrontation Writer for society.