آمنة ،بورويسشيخ،هامل2026-07-082026-07-082026https://dspace.univ-temouchent.edu.dz/handle/123456789/7269This study explores the multifaceted issue of women’s identity, with a specific focus on the repsentation of women in contemporary algerian literature. it aims to analyze the fictional representions of women, emphasizing the dialecal relationship between the "self" and the "other", while deconstructing the structures of emancipation that female characters navigate within the social fabric. The study examines the literary components and socio-cultural contexts that shape female identity within the narative discoures, in addition to monitoring the extent to which social changes have influenced the redefinition of women’s roles. utilizing an analytical approch to examine selected literary works, the research elucidates how the Algerian novel provides a critical perspective on the reality of women and deconstructs the cultural constraints that impede their active societal participation. The study concludes that Algerian novel does not merely depict the suffering of women; rather, it offers serious attempts to reshape their self-awareness and understanding of their roles, reflecting broader transformations within the stuctures of society and culture.otherAlgerian novelWomenNarrative discoureFeminismEmancipation self and otherThesis