الرواية بين الخطاب الفني والتاريخي: روايات و اسيني الأعرج أنموذجا

Abstract EN

The narrative discourse has a close relationship with its author, the evidence that refers to it, and therefore its relationship to reality on the one hand, and its effects on its creation, i.

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how it conveys this reality, and its narrative play with other components of the discourse.

hence, we come to the conclusion that narrative discourse is nothing more than a prose text from a particular author with ideas, and certain connotations directed at a recipient aware of the sign of the spoken in front of him, in advance of high narrative techniques that make the work of fiction more attractive, and interesting and is at the same time marked by certain textual characteristics, and increases the value of this speech if combined with historical discourse.