@misc{10481/104026,
year = {2025},
url = {https://hdl.handle.net/10481/104026},
abstract = {This study explores the boundaries between what is historical and what is imaginary
through the concept of historical imagination. While history is traditionally seen as a
neutral recording of past events, the historical novel adopts parts of that history and treats
them through a literary perspective. opposite a historian who is constrained by accuracy
and objectivity, the novelist employs his artistic imagination to reconstruct events and
characters, offering a subjective vision of the past. In this paper, we try to address in
depth the bilateral relationship between the novel and history, focusing on the nature of
the boundaries between them, and the importance of historical imagination in shaping the
narrative vision.},
publisher = {Universidad de Granada},
keywords = {Historical imagination},
keywords = {Historical novel},
keywords = {History and fiction},
keywords = {Literary perspective},
keywords = {Narrative vision},
title = {The Boundaries between the Historical and the Imaginary: (Historical Imagination)},
doi = {1989-9572},
author = {M’babiya, Mohameden and Laachemi, Aicha},
}