<em>Les enjeux de l’écriture de soi dans l’écriture romanesque d’Amin Maalouf : Evaluer, (re)construire</em>
Abstract
L’idée centrale de cet article est que les enjeux de l’écriture de soi constituent la trame des textes d’Amin Maalouf. Ses récits suivent les personnages dans les différents moments de leurs vies à travers leurs évolutions. Ils aident à prendre conscience des changements établis, en déterminent les phases. Ses héros examinent une prise de conscience à comprendre, à se connaître et à connaître le déroulement de leur vie. Pour que nous puissions suivre de plus près, dans les textes de l’auteur, certains aspects de l’écriture de soi, l’accent sera mis sur deux de ses enjeux : « examen d’identité » et « construction de soi » que nous considérons comme signifiants.
The central idea of this article is that issues of self-writing create the web of Amin Maalouf’s texts. His tales follow the characters at different moments of their development. They promote the awareness of established changes and determine the different phases. His heroes experience an awakening consciousness, begin to understand themselves and the course of their lives. In order to follow more closely some aspects of self-writing in the author’s texts, I will focus on two issues, “the examination of identity” and “construction of self” that are significant.
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