Gender in Discourse Analysis: Moroccan and Algerian Literature as a Case Study
The present paper deals with Moroccan and Algerian post-colonial literature written by women. It will specifically approach the issue of gender as seen and analyzed by four female novelists: Leila Abou Zeid, Zahra Ramidj, Malika Mokeddem and Maissa Bey. We will attempt to exemplify gender as for st...
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The present paper deals with Moroccan and Algerian post-colonial literature written by women. It will specifically approach the issue of gender as seen and analyzed by four female novelists: Leila Abou Zeid, Zahra Ramidj, Malika Mokeddem and Maissa Bey. We will attempt to exemplify gender as for stereotypes, (in) equality and roles. Ranging from reality to fiction and from self-history to social-History, our paper commits itself to present an evolution of women as objects/subjects, at individual, social and historical backgrounds. Through this research, we reached the results that in the four novels, Algerian and Moroccan women are in constant fight for their emancipation in their respective patriarchal societies.
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| spelling | doaj-art-e164af7c5b8049eeba4a04cf0c470bd82025-08-20T02:47:13ZengUniversity of Bejaia Abderrahmane MiraThe Journal of Studies in Language, Culture and Society2716-91892676-17502019-06-0121Gender in Discourse Analysis: Moroccan and Algerian Literature as a Case StudyRachida Sadouni 0University of Blida 2, Algeria The present paper deals with Moroccan and Algerian post-colonial literature written by women. It will specifically approach the issue of gender as seen and analyzed by four female novelists: Leila Abou Zeid, Zahra Ramidj, Malika Mokeddem and Maissa Bey. We will attempt to exemplify gender as for stereotypes, (in) equality and roles. Ranging from reality to fiction and from self-history to social-History, our paper commits itself to present an evolution of women as objects/subjects, at individual, social and historical backgrounds. Through this research, we reached the results that in the four novels, Algerian and Moroccan women are in constant fight for their emancipation in their respective patriarchal societies. https://univ-bejaia.dz/revue/jslcs/article/view/224Algerian literaturediscoursegenderidentityMoroccan literature |
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| title | Gender in Discourse Analysis: Moroccan and Algerian Literature as a Case Study |
| title_full | Gender in Discourse Analysis: Moroccan and Algerian Literature as a Case Study |
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| title_short | Gender in Discourse Analysis: Moroccan and Algerian Literature as a Case Study |
| title_sort | gender in discourse analysis moroccan and algerian literature as a case study |
| topic | Algerian literature discourse gender identity Moroccan literature |
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