الرواية الجزائرية واستنطاق الذاكرة التاريخية السياسية: التصحيح الثوري أنموذجا

Abstract EN

This article aims to highlight the role of the Algerian novel in the narration of the political history of the post- revolution of liberation.

it also designed to question and interrogate this history, in order to scrutinize it and critique its defects.

hence, the novel is the authority and the reference in which novelists write crises, raise questions, and hold trials.

and because of the coup of colonel Houari Boumedine against the former president, Ahmed Ben Bella is an important event.

it established the foundations of the modern Algerian state post_independence.

this event further was a focus of interest for academics, intellectuals, and even authors.

thus, and from this point of view, we will try to approach through this article some of the novelistic texts that found both in “lolita's Fingers” by Ouassini Laaraj and in “love and death in the time of Harachi” by Tahar Ouettar, and how they dealt with the coup or the revolutionary correction.