The Poetic Nature of Spacial Novel for Waciny Laredj A Reading in the Beginnings, the Origins, and the Prospects of Premonition in Experimentation

Abstract

Wacini Laredj is considered as
one of the most important
contemporary Algerian narrative
writers due to his ability to utilize
his various narrative tools to present
and expose his fictional works to
the reader in a distinct form.
Through this research paper, we will
try to approach the dimensions of
his early employment of textual
space and stand on the most
important determinants of his
geographical space in his three
novels: Dhamir Al Ghaib (Conscience
of the Absentee), Sayyidat al-Maqam
(The Maqam Lady) and Dhakiratu al
ma (Water Memory), which clearly
represent a picture of the novel with
different faces, as Friedman calls it.
The multifaceted novel represents
the novels of the creator in which a
thread appears and connects them
all and suggests that they are one
broken breath that goes through
different perspectives and
possibilities. We will, then, try
through the previous three novels toshow their spatial-textual and
geographic peculiarities, first, then,
their textual technology in order to
finally reach the unity of space
perception in all of them.
Key-words: Poetic nature of
space, geographic space, textual space,
Wassini Alaaredj, determinants of
geographical space.