TRACES ET SIGNIFICATION DE L'INTERCULTURALITE DANS LE ROMAN BEYROUTH-SUR-SEINE DE SABYL GHOUSSOUB

The article delves into the exploration of interculturality in Sabyl Ghoussoub's novel "Beyrouth-sur-Seine," an author hailing from the Lebanese diaspora generation. Rooted in experiences of immigration and uprooting, the author unveils autobiographical elements within his writings, shedding light on the interactions between Lebanese and French cultures. The complexity of these exchanges raises questions about identity in a globalized world. The central issue of the article is to analyze how the various components of the novel contribute to the depiction of interculturality. The initial hypothesis posits that interculturality is manifested through the presence of characters, the spatio-temporal context, and the evolution of identity. This analysis elucidates the contemporary challenges of interculturality in Francophone literature. It highlights how Lebanese diaspora writers express their migratory experiences through their texts, thus offering an enriching perspective on intercultural dynamics and their implications in the contemporary literary landscape.