تجاذبات المركز و الهامش في رواية " معارضة الغريب لكمال داوود"

Abstract EN

The ambition of the colonies was not limited to completing the project of political liberation but rather sought cultural independence from Western centralism and its discourse through the establishment of a discourse describing its condition different from the discourse of the center.

these colonies adopted a counter-narrative to the imperial unilateral narrative, through which they sought to make their voice heard, which was marginalized for a long time.

this study seeks to try to deconstruct this discourse and reveal this marginalized in Kamel Daoud's novel : Meursault investigation, by examining what this novel contains fundamental issues linked to the tensions of the center and the margin, and the relationship between them.

the most important conclusions of this study : Kamel Daoud, with his counter-narrative, was able to undermine Albert Camus' centrality, and restore respect to the marginalized Arab in his novel.