Algerian National Memory And Identity In The Thought Of John Paul Sartre

Abstract

The Algerian revolution became famous locally and internationally and witnessed support from the French intellectuals, who were one of the political pillars in advocating the cause of the Algerian people, And their works contributed to exposing colonial methods and played an effective role in the French and Algerian environment in particular, Their positions hostile to the policy of violence, injustice and oppression of peoples expressed their voices on the Algerian issue The goal that we aspire to is to clarify the concepts related to the terms identity and memory, and the opinion of philosophers and thinkers about them, especially John Paul Sartre, who defended them in various ways in order to liberate the oppressed people, and from the results reached in this study : For Sartre, memory and expectation are present in all human experiences. It is also knowledge of the past and the future. It is a form of practical knowledge of the world