For an Enunciative Staging in Pile et face si c’était à refaire je prendrais le même cheminby Abla Guebbas

Résumé

The enunciative staging in literary works constitutes a central object of analysis for understanding how the various modes of enunciation—encompassing, generic, and scenographic—contribute to the production of meaning and to the reader’s engagement. Situated within the field of literary discourse analysis, this study examines the interactions between the text, its socio-cultural context, and the reader’s interpretive activity. It considers, in particular, the socio-cultural frameworks that shape both the creation and reception of a literary work, the generic conventions that govern its discursive organization, and the textual devices that establish its atmospheric and aesthetic coherence. By articulating these three analytical dimensions, this research seeks to deepen the understanding of the multiplicity of meanings conveyed by literary discourse and their resonance with readers, while emphasizing the distinctive role of enunciative staging in autobio-graphical writing.

Keywords: Staging, Literary Works, Enunciation, Literary Discourse Analysis, Autobiographical Work.