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Encyclopedia > Ahlam Mostaghanemi

Ahlam (or Ahlem) Mosteghanemi, the daughter of Algerian revolutionary leader Mohammed Chérif, is a notable Algerian writer. She is the first female Algerian writer to have her works translated into English; thus far, the first two of a trilogy have been translated. They are Memory in the Flesh and Chaos of the Senses. They reflect and feature the Algerian struggle for postcolonial success and security.


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Al Jadid Magazine (1523 words)
Mostaghanemi set out to write an Algerian novel in Arabic rather than in French, and, in fact, she was the first Algerian woman to accomplish this.
Mostaghanemi's choice to "turn away" from the French audience and to direct her voice towards her own people is an important context in which to read this work.
Twenty years later, when Khaled encounters Ahlam by surprise at an exhibit of his paintings in Paris, he falls in love with her although he is old enough to be her father.
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