Catharsis, an Essential Outlet for the Female Character

Abstract

Our intention in this article is to show that recollecting the traumatic experiences is perceived by the heroine of Malika Mokeddem as a lifting of the repression of the damage occurring during her childhood. Pushed by the injustice of the parents, she has already concocted a series of defensive strategies, to which she owes her salvation. From the outset, she goes to meet the first person responsible for her pains, the father, not to stir up hatred but to organize the relationship with the other and to strengthen social cohesion because her first concern is the establishment of affinity between the individuals of society, chiefly, that of the love of parents for their children of both sexes which remains the essential condition of a harmonious society.