Les reflets du non-dit dans "Les Rhinocéros" d'Eugène Ionesco
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https://doi.org/10.31973/aj.v2i145.4094Keywords:
Le non-dit, les rhinocéros, l'animalité, la moralité, l'individualitéAbstract
Cette recherche présente un tableau presque complète aux formes du non-dit qui se trouvent implicitement au texte littéraire. Afin de mieux révéler ces formes, nous choisissons cette fois une pièce du théâtre: les Rhinocéros d'Eugène Ionesco.
Nous pensons que cette pièce a beaucoup de choses à dévoiler. Nous la voyons comme le meilleur ouvrage pour notre thème. De fait, cette pièce figure la transformation négative de l'homme moderne, de ses valeurs morales et de son identité. A travers cet ouvrage, nous découvrons non seulement les formes du non-dit mais aussi son essence et sa signification.
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