القارئ للدراسات الأدبية و النقدية و اللغوية
Volume 9, Numéro 2, Pages 243-251
2026-07-01
Authors : Ouahabi Naziha .
This article examines how media convergence reshapes Algerian literature, tracing its evolution from traditional print to fluid digital platforms. It analyzes "Remediation" and the profound shift from institutional authority to algorithmic gatekeeping, which fundamentally alters literary visibility. By exploring the rise of the "Prosumer" and transmedia storytelling, the study highlights the tension between the democratization of creative expression and the fragility of digital-first infrastructures. The findings reveal significant risks concerning intellectual property and the ephemeral nature of virtual memory, threatening the continuity of cultural records. Ultimately, the research underscores the necessity of a sovereign digital strategy to safeguard the authenticity of Algeria's national literary legacy. Such a framework is vital for ensuring that cultural identity remains resilient against the rapid fluctuations of the globalized digital ecosystem
Media Convergence; Digital Narratology, Algerian Literature; ransmedia Storytelling; Remediation; Digital Sovereignty.
بن يوسف رياض
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ص 174-187.
Taibouni Bouchra
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Akdjout Hadjer
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Hadj Mohammed Siham
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pages 223-241.
Dahmani Chahrazed
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Belhadj Hasnia
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pages 412-427.
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ص 233-243.
Belkhiri Radouane
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Djabri Sara
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pages 01-14.