Ego and memory surgery in the contemporary Algerian novel Haim and I'm a model.

Abstract

This research is based on the presentation of memory surgeries through self-dialogue in relation to the Algerian-Jewish other, which is part of the human, cultural and social fabric of Algerian identity

The problem of the article is based on a number of questions, the most important of which are:

How did the relationship between the Algerian and Jewish personalities contribute to overcoming memory surgery?

To what extent did the novel seek to give an opportunity to reread the liberation revolution as a historical event?