الذاكرة المبتورة: قراءة في رواية "الديوان السبرطي" لعبد الوهاب عيساوي

Abstract EN

Returning to modern history in the Algerian novelist narrative is a controversial aesthetic and intellectual phenomenon, and the interest of researchers in the field of literary criticism and cultural criticism.

the great liberation revolution provided Algerian novelists with novel topics of high fertility.

this is because the importance of the national memory among peoples is an important civilizational issue related to the identity of the group.

to the extent that colonialism was a hostile act against less developed peoples, resistance to that colonization was a humanitarian act for the owners of the occupied land, and for the occupiers alike.

colonialism is a dual process that intertwines the colonizer and the colonized in its consequences.

in the novel "the Spartan court", the novelist takes us back to the historical period that witnessed the French campaign against Algeria through narrative passages distributed among historical personalities who managed the course of the campaign.

for this, we relied on bakhtin's dialogue, in studying how the novelist managed the conflict over land between the occupier and the owner of the land.