دور مقاومة الأمير عبد القادر الجزائري في استراتيجية المقاومة عند إدوارد سعيد

Abstract EN

The presence of Prince Abdelkader Al-Jazaery in Edward Said's writings constitutes a great narrative structure that gave Said a great depth in reading the reality of imperialism in general and French imperialism in particular, as he showed the methods of resistance that the Emir used against Melchior Dumas and Melchior Bugeaud, in which the resistance joined with the sword and the pen, provided that the dual struggle It requires awareness of the field, and awareness of the content of the rhetorical narrative that constituted all the correspondence of the prince France, The dismantling of French imperialism through awareness of Prince Abdelkader's resistance to it requires revealing the depth of the relationship in the unity of the struggle with the pen and the sword that Said read by understanding the narrative differences by matching the writings of Emir Abdelkader, who was seeking to draw the name of Algeria in a unified national identity, unlike Albert Camus.

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