Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: Literature is a form of human expression, in which all emotions, thoughts, concerns and ideas are gathered, expressed in the most refined ways of "speech" or "writing", since from this standpoint it is the sum of "oral" or "written" effects: in other words, it is a language that carries within it an aesthetic and artistic value, and we can go further and say: it is the art that carries within it an expressive model of beauty..., and this model can only be ideal. This beauty and this idealism are exactly what prompts us to respond to literature through the manifestation of feeling and intentions, since the latter are considered intentions and implicit messages conveyed by the sender (the author or sender of the message) to the recipient (or receiver of the message), through this "coded message", or "written text", which can be folded (folded meaning), generated and assembled, and then reconstructed anew, and "in a different style" as the French thinker and deconstructor Jacques Derrida acknowledges.
DOI: 10.56334/sei/8.2.13
Author: Malika Dehamnia
Institution: University of Boumerdes
Language: English
Subfield: Literature and Literary Theory
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
OpenAlex ID: W4409011122