Discourse of Crisis/National Ordeal in the Contemporary Algerian Novel, From Reality to Imagination and from Idea to Employment (a descriptive reading of the nineties text between the deterioration of reality and the violence of discourse)

Abstract

The study tracks the discourse of national crisis/ordeal in contemporary Algerian fiction, from the Black Decade's reality to narrative imagination.

It employs a descriptive methodology, deconstructing terminological issues (oreal novel, Black Decade, hasty novel) and analyzing manifestations in works by Wat'ar, al-A'raj, and Bougdoura.

Central questions probe the transition from degraded reality to fragile fiction, and experimentation's role against tragic immediacy.

It highlights characteristics: multilingualism, violence recurrence, imaginative fragility, and narrative rebellion.