The Philosophy of Reconstructing Discourse between the Removal of the Signifier and the Dynamism of Interpretation, Ahmad Dahar’s Novel (Al-Jawf) as a Model: A Deconstructive Approach | ||
| Anbar University Journal of Languages & Literature | ||
| Volume 15, Issue 3, September 2023, Pages 20-36 PDF (1.75 M) | ||
| Document Type: Research Paper | ||
| DOI: 10.37654/aujll.2023.142365.1046 | ||
| Author | ||
| Shaimaa Jabbar Ali* | ||
| The department of Arabic language ,College of Education for Women,University of Anbar,Iraq | ||
| Abstract | ||
| This study attempts to search for the dynamism of interpretation, the exploration of what is behind the signifier, and the liberation of the text from the constraint of the mono-reading. Every text refuses to submit to a declarative meaning and tends towards a multiplicity of interpretations through penetrating its fabric, investigating its contents, exploring its depths, removing its masks, clarifying the relations of absence, and reproducing and shaping the idea of the text. Deconstruction is the creation and formation, on the one hand, and demolition and erasure, on the other hand. The ground on which it stands calls for the search for all the contradictions that contradict what is apparent. This relies on building a new foundation for the text that rises on the ambiguous problematic relationships of contradictory and conflicting texture, so that the center becomes a margin and the margin becomes a center, and calling for an understanding of the unexpected and the impossible. This is what deconstructionists look for. Therefore, their attention is focused on what is absent and deferred in the discourse, as there is no fixed meaning in the text, which makes it revolve in a dynamic cycle of interpretation on an ongoing basis. Therefore, interpretation differs from one reader to another according to his/her cultural and ideological backgrounds, on the one hand, and the freedom given to him/her by the philosophy of deconstructionism according to which the signifier is released from the signified and the creation | ||
| Keywords | ||
| furnishing philosophy; interpretation; deconstruction; difference | ||
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