La littérature algérienne : un kaléidoscope de récits et de voix à rétablir. Analyse de Meursault, contre-enquête de Kamel Daoud

Résumé

This article explores contemporary Algerian literature, focusing on its role as a means of denunciation and revolt against violence, colonial memory, and questions of identity. It particularly analyzes Kamel Daoud's The Meursault Investigation as a counterpoint to Camus's The Stranger, highlighting themes such as intertextuality, narrative reinvention, and the quest for memorial justice. The aim is to give a voice to personal and collective narratives within this literature, examining its reception among French-speaking readers and its impact on the understanding of Algerian identity.