أنطولوجيا الجسد الأنثوي بين المقدس و المدنس في الرواية النسوية الجزائرية : رجالي لمليكة مقدم أنموذجا

Abstract EN

The present study aims to investigate a common issue in the Algerian feminist writing, in relation to the manifestations of the female body between the sacred and the profane in the Algerian feminist novel.

In the same line of thought, the body is considered one of the features of individual identity, and that is why feminism sought to unravel it and bring it out of the unspoken world to the circle of cultural criticism.

On this basis, the Algerian feminist narrative achievement has taken this theme seriously by celebrating the female body, conveying its experiences, and describing its terrain with all boldness and rebellion within the scope of disclosure and recognition.

The latter is achieved in a linguistic context full of intimate scenes related mainly to the emancipation of women, which was produced by Western feminist thought in a society dominated by patriarchal culture and governed by religious values, jurisprudence institutions and social norms.

By the same token, the Algerian writer Malika Mqaddam is one of the Algerian feminist writers who dedicated enormous space in their fiction writing to the issue of the bold liberation of the female body as an entity of existence and being, rejecting all male domination over it.