تشظي الهوية و انشطار الذات في الخطاب الروائي الجزائري ما بعد الكولونيالي : قراءة في روايتي "الانطباع الأخير " و "ما لا تذروه الرياح"

Abstract EN

Postcolonial literature seeks to reformulate many issues that stem from the relationship of the ego to the other, such as the question of identity, belonging, identification with the other, fission, alienation, and other notable concepts in post-colonial criticism, which the narrative discourse shows as a way to resist the other and as a discourse Contrary to and contradicting the imperialist discourse.

Therefore, we are trying through this study to shed light on the issue of identity and belonging in the post-colonial Algerian narrative discourse, through a cultural approach to Malek Haddad's (The Last Impression) novel, and Abdelali Arar's novel (What the winds do not disperse) as an example.