نوع مقاله : مقاله پژوهشی
عنوان مقاله English
نویسندگان English
The capacity of the speaking subject—the “I” who speaks and addresses oneself—to alter the content of what is said, perceived, or thought by the subject of the utterance—the other or the other self—has recently become the focus of new approaches in the linguistics of enunciation. The French linguist Alain Rabatel, through the notion of the “point-of-view effect” highlights the traces of the enunciating subject’s subjectivity within represented discourse. This notion manifests through different modalities of point of view: represented, narrated, and asserted. This article reflects on the various linguistic representations of subjectivity and the mechanisms through which they emerge in the discourse of the other. The objective is to examine the operational nature of Rabatelian approach, focusing on the investigation of literary corpus. An analysis of examples drawn from Passage of Milan (Michel Butor) and Nocturnal Harmony (Reza Ghassemi) demonstrates the extent to which the point of view of the representing subject can influence that of the subject of the utterance and modify its interpretation.
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