Les representations corporelles du personnage de la fille dans l’imaginaire migratoire. Une lecture sociocritique : « Les yeux baissés » de Tahar Ben Jelloun et « La fille errante » d’Amacka Brocke

Owing to the arm, socio political and climatic crises as well as migration of families in the 20th and 21st centuries, childhood as a litterary subject has come back to trend in littérature in general. In the obvious desire to castigate the goods and the ills of migration on children and the girl child in particular, writers make It their mission to awake human consciences on the fact that children are sometimes victimes of corporal atrocities in their quest for liberty. Tahar Ben Jalloun and Amacka Brooke make of it a leitmotiv. They present narrators deeply irritated by their inner selves: morally, physically and noumenally during their wanderance. In these Novels, it is all about: eyes down, and the wandering girl of a migratory writing as a place strong hold and opening. To sum it all, It is all about a call to humanism. sociocritic and comparatisms constitute are Our methodological Frameworks.