من السرد إلى التاريخ : أو في ضرورة التخفيف من عنف الهوية السردية لدي بول ريكور

Abstract EN

This study seeks to uncover the relationship between narration, history and time in the Western philosophical horizon, beginning with Aristotle, who saw in time a factor of organizing and arranging events and narrative acts, through St.

Augustine who rejected the definition of time as three-dimensional, And Paul Ricoeur, who is believed to be a phenomenon that reveals the human dimension in all literary arts from narrative, story, story and poetry, and Paul Ricoeur realized that the life of philosophy in its communication with different fields of human and scientific knowledge, and death in shrinking itself, And the experiences of old people being filled with the sense that helps us to face the phenomenon of identity violence, In all this, it preserves the Herminutical tradition, which diminishes the writer's interest and elevates the interest of the recipient or the reader.

He suggests narrative interpretation as a means of living life in poetic form through narrative and narrative.

He also recognizes the value of the openness of philosophy to the world of language, We think through language and it is in relation to the memory of pain and dreams.