The Narrative Component In The Play "barriers Without Borders" By Noureddine Amroun

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The semiotic approaches outlined by Greimas stand out among the semiotic methods, having proven their effectiveness as a robust model for analyzing and interpreting the signs of the dramatic text, particularly in terms of its narrative component. These approaches enhance its prominence within the literary scene and underscore the blending of literary genres. The narrative structure in theater serves to convey the text's message and the author's vision, which becomes evident through a critical examination of its profound meanings, guided by a unique critical perspective. In this article, we delve into the study and analysis of the narrative component in the play "Barriers Without Borders" by the Algerian playwright Noureddine Amroun, drawing upon the foundations and procedures of Greimasian narrative semiotics. We have explored the entirety of transitions spoken in the narrative programs and also examined the functional structure as both layout and procedure in the text, highlighting the confrontation between two opposing parties to elucidate the subject's value