السيميائيات السردية: مدرسة باريس السيميائية

Abstract EN

Modern semiotics began at the beginning of the twentieth century through the Anglo-Saxon tributary (Charles Peirce, died 1914), with its origins : mathematical logic and philosophy of language, on the other hand, the Francophone (Semiology Saussure, died 1916) and its origins in linguistics and later literature (text linguistics or text science).

Here we will focus on the Francophonie semiotics, and specifically on the narrative semiotics, of the Russian Formalists, through the pioneering work "The Morphology of the Folk Tale" (Vladimir Propp, 1928) of modern narration.

We will also focus on the most important epistemological stations for the development of narrative sciences in the French structural school, specifically with the "Paris Semiotic School" after Grimas' work, beginning with "Structural Semantics" (1966).

And that is through some researchers, who contributed to the spread of the concepts and origins of narrative semiotics : Mohamed mofah, Said Benkrad, Rashid bin Malik, Mohamad Abdul Hamid Al-Malky (Benghazi Laboratory for Semiotics and Discourse .Analysis).