الهوية السردية و حضور الآخروية : قراءة تأويلية في متخيل مدن و حقائب

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Research Summary: The research presents the narrative identity according to the thesis of an interpretative philosopher Paul Ricoeur, who defined the narrative identity as a set of determinations: from coincidence and choice, from memory, narratives, and projects hoped.

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He selects events and must establish a meaningful and effective history.

Identity, as a product of history and its component parts, is carved as if it were itself and the one before it.

The self has long been inhabited by others, because the "self itself" is the "other", which leads us to say that life is a narration or is it a narration.

Identity is not achieved except by narrative or fictional composition where the individual and the group together form their identity through engaging in narratives and stories that for them become their actual history that we revealed in the Saadi Al-Maleh narrative code.