Identities intertwined and the Métis person in a novel '' Manbouthou l assafir'' By Ismail Yabrir

Abstract

This study aims cash detect stylistic "Ismail Yabrir" in the drafting of representations of self and the other in the narrative fiction, particularly in his novel "manbouthou al assafir" because his latest novel, published in his life. The novel tells of a range of concepts such as conflict, identity, and freedom; There are several personalities who struggle, but human love unites them. Their identities are distinguished culturally and socially, but they do not refuse to coexist with each other. The writer hired personalities outside narrow affiliations and ideological endeavors, such as the divine, who are human figures by nature, embracing everyone. The novel also represented the Jewish self in a way that seeks to perpetuate the culture of dialogue, a position that is credited to the writer who rejects introverted and isolated by calling for a hybrid identity that can support coexistence