خطاب الرفض في شعر محمد بلخير

Abstract EN

Popular poetry is considered an element of Algerian identity, enrooted in the Algerian people‟s history.

This form of expression includes numerous concepts and multiple studies among which is the popular poet Mohamed Belkheir‟s refusal discourse, this son of the Sidi El Cheikh El Bayadh region.

The motivations for refusal are well defined which push the poet to refuse everything in his environment automatically if it goes against his way of thinking.

Among these motivations are the French colonization, the geographical and social environment, the tribal system, exile, reform, and self confirmation, such as shown by the refusals emerging from his poetic discourse: psychic, social, religious, moral and even daily life with all its perturbations and changes.

The refusal instinct remains constant with this character, who starts a revolt against “the Other” and against real life, bringing to light the unconscious from self conscious, thus realizing what could not have been have been accomplished in reality.