The Concept and Foundations of Structural Narrative Introduction

Rooted in the legacy of structuralism, this book offers a renewed exploration of narrative through the analytical tools of structuralist theory. Far from being a mere doctrine, structuralism is presented here as a living and dynamic methodology capable of revealing the hidden architecture of texts and the internal dynamics of narrative discourse. The author demonstrates how structures, functions, and levels of meaning interact to produce coherence and aesthetic depth. Combining scholarly rigor with critical insight, this work invites readers to uncover the profound logic of narrative and the lasting relevance of structuralist approaches in contemporary literary thought.

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Dr. Mohammed Kacimi, born in 1974, is an Algerian scholar and researcher specializing in narratology and discourse analysis. Passionate about the dynamics of narrative form and the aesthetics of meaning, he explores how language, structure, and imagination intertwine within literary texts.