المسافة الجمالية في رواية "أصابع لوليتا" لواسيني الأعرج

Abstract EN

Aesthetic distance is the criterion by which the quality and artistic value of a literary work is measured.

He adopted it as one of his procedural theses to highlight the aesthetic dimension of the fiction work, so the gap resulting from the disappointment that occurs between the text horizon and the receiver's waiting horizon is considered as basis of quality literary work, so the horizon of the text is not always harmonious with the horizon of the receiver, as it is the nature of every work to contain disappointment between old familiar issues and new strange ones, with which it shocks some of the beliefs firmly established in the mind of the receiver and shakes his intellectual references and breaks the horizon of his pre-existing waiting, this receiver who often is armed with a stock of knowledge that he acquired through his previous reading experiences in receiving this new work, which also carries his horizon.

Perhaps the novel [Lolita Fingers] by the Algerian novelist (Waciny Laredj) contains a large part of these paradoxes, as these propositions are excellently manifested in the demolition of expectations and building new horizons, as it is a text full of (Jauss) theoretical propositions.

Therefore, we decided to make it the subject of this study, investigating the disappointments that received by (the reader / receiver).