المركزية الاجتماعية و صراع الذات : تاء الخجل لفضيلة الفاروق أنموذجا

Abstract EN

The Algerian feminist novel is one of the most important literary races that has been able to keep pace with the various social, cultural and political conditions that society went through, especially in the 1990s- the black decade.

Despite the difficult circumstances and sensitivity of the situations, Algerian writer Fadhila Al-Faruq was able in her novel T.

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Shyness to highlight a range of sensitive issues that were once considered red lines that could not be crossed and revealed in Algerian society, including the issue of masculinity, femininity, the margin, the ego and the other, as these dualities contributed to many problems related to the relationship of the female ego to the singular (man) or community (society).

To finally show us the extent to which the fragmentation of the female self is broken as a result of the compatibility and integration of a system of individual and collective relationships supported by cultural morality.