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عين ليبيا
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The article argues that Malek Bennabi linked the emergence of civilization to the interaction of people, soil, and time, guided by a religious idea that shapes society. He also proposed the concept of “colonizability” to describe a psychological and social readiness to accept domination, without treating colonialism as the sole cause of underdevelopment. It notes that, according to the figures cited, illiteracy in Algeria rose from 5% when French colonial rule began in 1830 to 92% at independence in 1961. The article attributes the failure to turn Bennabi’s ideas into a project of renewal to the divide between thought and political power: post-independence regimes prioritized consolidating their rule and centralizing decision-making over building institutions and a society capable of taking initiative and achieving independent, sustainable renewal.
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