تفكيك المركزيات السلطوية و نقد خطاب الثورات العربية في رواية ليلة الريس الأخيرة لياسمينة خضرا

Abstract EN

The Dictator's Last Night's novel documents mental and emotional moments from Muammar Gaddafi's life, its writer weaves rich narrative moments that grow through psychological accumulations of heavy collective memory, and through the dates of Libyan politics, the Libyan uprising and the fall of Gaddafi's rule, Yasmina Khadra adopts internal and external monologue techniques, to reveal the dictator's behavior Confused, in her moments of anxiety and radiance in the midst of a torn Arab reality, it is a text that is located from the title on the edge of naturalization and opens the reader to the horizon of questioning and confusion of classification between the novel, biography, altruism and historical documentation of the fall of the Arab dictatorships in the midst of the Arab Spring revolution.