التواصل الثقافي بين الجزائر و تونس في أدبيات الرحلة العلمية الجزائرية (1913 م-1954 م)‎

Abstract EN

With the beginning of the twentieth century, Algeria witnessed the beginning of reformist thought looming on the horizon, promising the renaissance of a national renaissance.

Its visions were derived from a cultural and intellectual balance that Algeria transmitted through generations.

Its visions were gleaned from the glamor of its travels and migrations in the Maghreb and the Levant.

The most salient results were the return of reformers from universities and Arab cities such as Zaytouna Sheikh Abdul Hamid Bin Badis, the leader of the National Renaissance, Sheikh Muhammad Saeed Al-Zahri, Abdul Salam Al-Qusantini and others.

It was therefore important to indicate the impact of the value communication that was taking place among the Algerian scientists, students and other pioneers of thought and reform, the diverse and differing perspectives of different cities and their impact on the signs of reform and renewal in Algeria through the communication that was carried out in the framework of scientific trips.

In this study we try to talk about the impact of scientific trips in the Algerian Renaissance, especially the scientific trips to Tunisia and the University of Zitouna, which was the destination of most Algerians seeking knowledge, considering their graduates are the pioneers of the reform movement in Algeria.