Identity crisis and technical Aesthetic Algerian novel

Abstract

The contemporary Algerian Novel interested into identity which constitutes her privacy, reflect through addressing the issue of individual questions about relationship to Algerian territory , his religion and his language relationship , he if he was born on this earth and founded his roots but he lives a compulsory severalty and this was illustrated by novel " origins ‘night" or la nuit des origines of Noureddine Sadi the black decade urged Abla main character of the novel to escape Constantine and link other Bank (France), and that those conditions which negatively affected she sought in the other space to cancel any link between her and the ground (ego: Algeria) and modern thinking but she was unable to do so effectively, she has returned back soulless body are compelling.

The Novel "decaying castles" of Mohamed SARI reflected individual identity crisis of the Algerian at the same period – that is a black decade. his country adopt extreme religious values contrary to those values espoused in previous phases Rachid BENROUCHA overlooked one of the novel's characters have adopted BY HIS young son Nabil believing that it is his passport to access right advocated by Islam, to be at the end of the novel the victim of these values, to stand through it on cultural non catch up known by Algerian family at that sensitive phase

The author has addressed these privacy artistic treatment court, observed narrative style versions, the tragic circumstances of the individual within the black decade departing from informative Aesthetic ,that some Algerian novels knew and tackled the same period , moreover the novels focused on indicating the nature of the conflict and the places and characters based on past, present and future without subservience to the hierarchy of sequential time.