Abstract:
Considering the journalistic enunciation of Anouar Benmalek in order to show how his discourse emerges between subjectivity and objectification has allowed us to circumscribe facts pertaining to subjectivity, intersubjectivity and alterity. As part of the analysis of media discourse from an enunciative perspective, our approach is to study the construction of the event around spatio-temporal occurrences in order to identify the intervention through the selection and hierarchization of informational units; to track down subjective units to reveal the emergence of the speaker-writer through different types of intervention and to consider the other-discourse to shed light on the points of view of the speaker-enunciator and on the relationships he has with the other. The analysis which is articulated around the problematic of subjectivity in the media discourse allowed us to conceive Benmalek's media discourse as the result of a signifying construction carrying interpretation, evaluation, emotion, discordance and concordance.
