تمرد الأنا و مدارات كراهية الآخر في السرد النسوي الجزائري المعاصر : رواية (تاء الخجل)‎ لفضيلة الفاروق أنموذجا

Abstract EN

Women's questions and self-issues are the most important questions of the contemporary Algerian feminist narrative as well as Arabic, as the novelists addressed women's issues (ego) in their different textual, psychological, social and cultural dimensions in artistic ways that reveal the images of their long-standing oppression by men(the other).

The Algerian novelist Fadhila al-Faruq has sought, through her narrative, including the novel "Taa- elkhajal", to make the voice of the ego, to express issues concerning her presence in a society that refuses to start it, and is obsessed with the new freedoms that she has demanded, and has sought to exercise its traditions and customs, which exist only to persecute her and shackle her.

From the narrative portal, the writer knocked on sensitive subjects that returned from the tabohs, declaring her rebellion against the other and the compulsions of his authority.