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Dar sbitar mohamed dib ouvre

          Named Menoune, who fills the tenement Dar Sbitar with her lamentations: "Dans sa chambre, Menoune delirait faiblement.!

          The present study delves into the exploration of the aspects of interculturality within Mohammed Dib's novel La Grande Maison.

        1. This dissertation proposes a broad reading of the work of the Algerian francophone writer.
        2. Named Menoune, who fills the tenement Dar Sbitar with her lamentations: "Dans sa chambre, Menoune delirait faiblement.
        3. Dib's trilogy begins in with the struggles of Omar, a young boy from Tlemcen, as he negotiates the singularly female space of Dar Sbitar, the large.
        4. Realm; they inhabit places like Mohammed Dib's grande maison, Dar-Sbitar, the vertical slums in the concrete jungle.

          5. La Grande Maison

          1952 novel by Mohammed Dib

          La Grande Maison is a novel by Mohammed Dib published in 1952 by Editions du Seuil. It is the first part of the Algeria trilogy (which also includes The Fire and The Loom ).[1]

          Plot

          The story takes place in Algeria in 1939, it tells the life of a large and poor family.

          The hero is a little boy of around ten years old who is hungry every day.[2]

          Omar and his family live in a small room in Dar Sbitar (a group home where several families are crowded together and share the courtyard, kitchen and toilets).[3]

          Aïni, the mother, works hard to support her family, but the money she earns is not even enough to buy bread.

          She is distraught, with the daily complaints of her children.

          ) From Dar Sbitar in La Grande Maison and L'Incendie to the oppressive disenfranchised workshop of Le Métier à tisser to the maternal chateau of Qui se.

          She curses her late husband who went to rest leaving her in misery. Grandmother Mama (paralyzed) is abandoned by her childreni; she is another mouth to feed.

          Among all the inhabitants of Dar Sbitar, Hamid Saraj stood out