IMAGO Interculturalité et Didactique
Volume 14, Numéro 1, Pages 30-44
2015-07-31
Auteurs : Benali Souâd .
The traces of the family romance in the works of French-speaking Maghreb and autobiographical Through some North African works, we'll see how to express the "family romance " in the imagination of a young narrator-character, then how all social dynamics (educational activities, the environment or the social environment "attendance street first significant experiences etc. .... " and work done by the character itself on itself, seeking to give a place for this individual in difficulty in the construction of identity within a society. Maghreb works selected for this study were all some common points: These are so-called emigration novels, autobiographical inspiration - The main protagonist is a character-narrator male - Dissatisfied with his lot, the character reinvents a narrative (fictional creation of a faculty) - The character (is) tells his stories and his sublime misery - The protagonist describes the vagaries of life, constantly suffering and is sidelined and recreated a group membership (alleged hostility of the parents or at least generational conflict)
Family romance, French-speaking, Maghreb,
Zerroug Besma
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pages 85-98.
Mamadi Robert
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Abdoulaye Kouago
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Simon Andjaffa Djaldi
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pages 206-218.
Hanafi Abdelhakim
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Alkama Jamel
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pages 54-63.
Benamsili Lamia
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pages 288-299.