Domination and the creation of Subordinate in Postcolonial Algerian Fiction: A study of the Stairs of Trollar by Samir Kacimi

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  • BOUKABOUS Rima,OUKIL Sarra,BOUZID Mouloud

Keywords:

Representation, Domination, Subordinate, Authority, Mechanisms

Abstract

Our choice of topic, representing domination and the creation of subordinate in postcolonial Algeriannovels, focuses on stairs of Trollar by Samir Kacimi as a case study, linked to its nature as belonging to dystopian literature or the literature

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References

ASHCROFT, B &al. (2010). “Post-Colonial Studies: The Key Concepts”, Arabic trans. Ahmad AlRouli et al. Cairo: National Center for Translation.

AZARSHAB, M-A &AL-A‘RAJI, F. (2018) "Representing the Subaltern Identity in the New Arabic Novel: “Chicago” as a Model," Journal of Studies in Arabic Language and Literature”N° 26: p. 16. [in Arabic].Our translation

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Published

2025-09-22

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BOUKABOUS Rima,OUKIL Sarra,BOUZID Mouloud. (2025). Domination and the creation of Subordinate in Postcolonial Algerian Fiction: A study of the Stairs of Trollar by Samir Kacimi . Pegem Journal of Education and Instruction, 15(4), 1573–1587. Retrieved from https://pegegog.net/index.php/pegegog/article/view/4330

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Vol. 15 No. 4 (2025): EARLY VIEW

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