The Aesthetics of the Interactive Text and the Process of the Recipient

Abstract

“The interconnected novel inhabits us with anxiety, a way of thinking, a creative strategy, and an existential stance, which makes us live only in connection, participation, and interaction” (Labiba Khemmar). Through this introduction, our study aims to show the extent to which literature is able to keep pace with the digital revolution, which introduced it to the adventure of experimentation, and which overwhelmed its various literary genres, such as poetry, theater, and the novel.  The latter of which refused but to wear the dress of digitization and technology, wondering at the time to which this gender is able to move toward the information age and it interacts with multiple components, from sound, image and movement, on the one hand, and the extent of Hamza Qerira’s awareness of this electronic culture, and its employment in his novel entitled, “Cell No. 6”, on the other hand.