سرديات كلاسيكية و سرديات ما بعد كلاسيكية

Abstract EN

In this article, Gerald Prince refers to the difference that David Herman made between classical narratology and postclassical narratology, and attempts by some narratologists to establish this type of narratologies, which aims to combine between the analysis of the narrative system and the treatment of its context, after classical narratives, of structural nature, were exaggerate in approaching its form and structure, and ignoring the research of the knowledge dimension included in it.

Gerald Prince, in turn, has sought to emphasize the need for narratologists, within the new perspective of postclassical or poststructural narratology, to give importance to the nonliterary narratives, to ask questions that relate to the narrativity's narrative and his knowledge together, and to invest multiple and differentiated concepts and procedural tools she belongs to different sciences and disciplines to analysis how the narrative works and its function at the same time.