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Journal Article
Folklore and Literary Motifs in ben Hadouga's Rih El Janoub \The South Wind\
2025
Overview
This study explores the use of cultural extravaganza and popular expressions in Algerian novels, particularly the alternation between standard Arabic and local dialects. Upon examining a range of Algerian literary works, I observed that many creative Arab writers, especially Algerian novelists, often incorporate colloquial structures and popular imagery to diversify and contrast with the standard narrative language. This stylistic choice aims to enhance the narrative by infusing humor and integrating elements of popular culture, thereby enriching the portrayal of Algerian identity. To understand the extent of this phenomenon, the paper delves into Ben Hadouga's Rih El Janoub (The South Wind), a novel that exemplifies the interplay of cultural, linguistic, and mnemonic elements, illustrating the uniqueness of the Algerian novel.
Publisher
جامعة الجزائر 2 - كلية اللغة العربية وآدابها واللغات الشرقية
