CORPS FÉMININ ET RÉSILIENCE DANS LE ROMAN RUE DU PARDON DE MAHI BINEBINE
FEMALE BODY AND RESILIENCE IN THE NOVEL RUE DU PARDON BY MAHI BINEBINE
Author(s): Rahma EL BOUHAIDI, Najate NerciSubject(s): Language and Literature Studies, Gender Studies, Studies of Literature, French Literature, Philology, Theory of Literature
Published by: EDITURA ASE
Keywords: Women's Body; Power; Street of Forgiveness; Resilience; Agency;
Summary/Abstract: This article analyzes how Hayat, the main character in Mahi Binebine's novel Rue du Pardon, is the victim of all kinds of oppression. We propose first to analyze how Hayat endures the oppression of the father figure, the absence of a constructive mother figure and the coercion of a morbid space preventing any possible fulfillment for this child. Next, we'll look at this character's journey towards resilience and a future outside the norm, one of transgression and confrontation. Finally, we will discuss how the female subject demonstrates agency (Butler, 2006: 218) by investing in the terrain of popular song.
Journal: Synergy
- Issue Year: 20/2024
- Issue No: Si
- Page Range: 241-255
- Page Count: 15
- Language: French
