الأنساق الثقافية في شعر محمد الصالح خبشاش

Abstract

This memorandum investigates the embedded cultural structures in the poetry of Mohamed Salah Khabchach, an Algerian poet whose works articulate the social, cultural, and political realities through poetic visions deeply engaged with his environment. The study employs cultural criticism as a methodological framework to uncover the profound structures within the poetic text, revealing dynamics of power relations, identity, religion, customs, and traditions.The memorandum concludes that Khabchach's poetry transcends mere aesthetic expression, emerging instead as a form of cultural resistance that actively reshapes collective consciousness.The research demonstrates how his verses embody fundamental patterns such as resistance, freedom, and national belonging, achieved through the employment of mythological and religious symbolism.Ultimately, the study establishes Khabchach's poetry as a cultural voice that articulates the nation's concerns while confronting contemporary challenges through a synthesis of authenticity and modernity. His work presents a paradigm of Algerian poetry that surpasses aesthetic function to become a critical cultural project, redefining selfhood in the face of challenges.By blending traditional symbolism with contemporary language, his poetry serves as a bridge between past and present, giving voice to the nation's struggles and aspirations.This study contributes a significant analytical dimension to Algerian literature, opening new perspectives for interpreting poetic texts as reflective mirrors of major cultural transformations. It positions Khabchach's oeuvre as a vital model of resistance literature that negotiates identity while preserving cultural memory.