البشرة الثالثة : الهجنة الجسدية وحدية الهوية في رواية "زرايب العبيد" لنجوى بن شتوان

Abstract EN

This research deals with the “incident of blackness”-as Frantz fanon calls it-within the perspective of cultural studies, through the novel “slave corrals” by the Libyan writer Nadjwa Bin Shatwan, which deals with the tragedies of slavery in Libya through the fabric of an impossible love story between a black nation and its white master who pushed it, together, the price of pure human feelings that could not escape the accounts of the markets of the trade of races, chromosomes, and genders.

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and they produced a hybrid girl, whose existence combined two contradictory cultural universes, and whose body intersected the characteristics of the two opposite races ; it remained torn between two identities that subjugate, enslave, and contest each other's “share of existence”, before finding its decision in a third skin, in which races coexist without clashing and in which the dualities of structure settle into each other without domination.

“Homi Bhabha” and “Edward said”.

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they concluded that the opposing binary polarization that dominated cultural categories had declined, resulting in a controversy : center / margin, East / West, colonizer / colonizer, white / black.

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and the rise of intercultural categories, ethnic hybridity, and identity polarization.

within a third unpolarized space.