undermining The Authority And Accountability Of Awareness In The Moroccan Feminist Novel
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The state of transition of Maghrebian feminist novels undergoes from literary scriptural boundaries to implicit cultural forms has, in turn, been declared an outgrowth in the production of knowledge through openness to the society and the others. History has been used as a key reference in the interrogation of the postcolonial context and has studied in depth the situation of marginalized, the dependents and women’s issues in Maghrebian society, and relations emerged that questioned self-awareness in keeping pace with political and social transformations. The aim of the study is to highlight the evolution of the Maghrebian feminist novel. how it portrayed the historical and social change of post-colonial issues, in the light of intellectual and partisan differences and the metaphysical formation of a subordinate presence in local culture. Moreover, it seeks to highlight the centrality of Western hegemony in contemporary Maghrebian feminist intellectual systems and to hold self-awareness and its manifestations to the depth of Maghrebian feminist narrative discourse using cultural approaches
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