Bøger af Hafid Abouelkacem

Dieses Buch bietet drei Blickwinkel auf eine "Weltstadt", Marrakesch. Zunächst wird anhand des Romans La Maison de Cicine von Mohamed Nedali versucht, die Stadt und ihre Bewohner zu erfassen, indem die Beziehungen der Mieter von Dar Louriki beleuchtet werden. Anhand von Canettis Reisebericht Die Stimmen von Marrakesch wurde versucht, die Stadt von einst zu lesen. Die Spaziergänge von Canettis Alter Ego ermöglichten es uns, die arabischen und jüdischen Viertel der damaligen Zeit wahrzunehmen. Schließlich ermöglichte uns auch Daniel Sibonys Marrakech le départ, die Stadt von heute und die von damals zu erfassen. Die Rückkehr von Sibonys Alter Ego, einem Juden, der in der Mellah der Stadt gelebt hatte, aktiviert seine Erinnerung so sehr, dass er sich in Reflexionen über das Leben der Juden und den Grund für seine Abreise ergeht...

Este livro oferece três pontos de vista sobre uma "cidade do mundo", Marraquexe. Em primeiro lugar, através de La Maison de Cicine, um romance de Mohamed Nedali, tentamos apreender a cidade e os seus habitantes, pondo em evidência as relações entre os inquilinos de Dar Louriki. Foi também através do relato de viagem de Canetti, Les Voix de Marrakech (As Vozes de Marraquexe), que tentámos uma leitura da cidade de outrora. Os passeios do alter ego de Canetti permitiram-nos conhecer os bairros árabes e judeus da época. Por fim, Marrakech le départ, de Daniel Sibony, também nos deu a conhecer a cidade de hoje e a cidade de outrora. O regresso do alter ego de Sibony, um judeu que viveu na Mellah da cidade, ativa a sua memória ao ponto de refletir sobre a vida judaica e o motivo da sua partida...

This book offers three points of view on a "world city", Marrakech. First, through Mohamed Nedali's novel La Maison de Cicine, we attempt to grasp the city and its inhabitants by highlighting the relationships between the tenants of Dar Louriki. Canetti's travelogue, Les Voix de Marrakech, also offered a glimpse into the city of yesteryear. The strolls of Canetti's alter ego gave us an insight into the Arab and Jewish quarters of the time. Finally, Daniel Sibony's Marrakech le départ (Marrakech the Departure) also gave us an insight into both the city of today and that of yesteryear. The return of Sibony's alter ego, a Jew who lived in the city's Mellah, activates his memory to the point of reflecting on Jewish life and the reason for his departure...

Through the theory of hybridity, we have been able to shed light on some of the works of Tahar Ben Jelloun, an internationally renowned author. First, by highlighting what is related to the linguistic hybridity that underlies Ben Jelloun's work. Then, the question of genres by clarifying the presence of genres (tales, rihla and legend) and their characteristics in the text. Finally, we have undertaken a reading of the two texts in the light of the theory of cultural hybridity as thought in the work of Bakhtine and Alphonso de Toro.