Exploring the theory of hybridity, this analysis delves into the works of Tahar Ben Jelloun, focusing on linguistic hybridity and its impact on his writing. It examines the interplay of various genres, such as tales, rihla, and legend, highlighting their distinctive features. Additionally, the study interprets two of Ben Jelloun's texts through the lens of cultural hybridity, drawing on the theories of Bakhtine and Alphonso de Toro to enrich the understanding of his literary contributions.
