Le roman négro-africain de dénonciation que nous appelons « roman subversif » et que d'aucuns insèrent dans la catégorie dite roman de la rupture, en tant que macro-acte de langage, comporte bien une visée illocutoire subversive. Cela est vrai même si le discours littéraire négro-africain d'après les indépendances, à l'instar de tout discours, reste contraint, c'est-à-dire en grande partie déterminé par le contexte sociopolitique, mais également le champ littéraire francophone où entrent en concurrence divers « positionnements » et « postures » d'auteurs. Nous montrons dans ce travail que cette visée qui est une entreprise de dévoilement des dérives des nouveaux régimes politiques et/ou religieux, résultante de l'intrication du contexte non verbal négro-africain et de l'intérieur des romans, et qui se traduit par la construction littéraire de divers ethos individuels et collectifs, peut s'étudier, entre autres, au moyen de la méthode d'analyse du discours. En reliant extérieu r et intérieur du texte littéraire, ce qui écarte l'immanence structuraliste, nous abordons le roman négro-africain d'après les indépendance comme un dispositif d'énonciation dont le centre déictique et modal est le garant du discours, à savoir le narrateur principal qui est le plus souvent « homodiégétique » dans notre corpus à l'exception de Perpétue où il est « extradiégétique ». Ainsi, la thèse ruine la conception romantique qui distingue le moi social de l'écrivain et le moi créateur. Nous considérons donc que les romans de notre corpus sont des activités sociales s'insérant dans les pratiques discursives d'une société, ce qui consacre définitivement la relation texte et société en mettant en branle des notions de la problématique de l'énonciation à grande portée socioculturelle comme la « scénographie », la « scène générique », la « scène validée », la « paratopie », etc. Nous confirmons donc la possibilité d'un enrichissement des approches de la littéraire négro-afric aine considérant l'histoire littéraire composée de trois entités séparées (l' « homme », l' « uvre » et le « milieu ») et qui sont restées plus ou moins classiques, c'est-à-dire thématiques, souvent sociologiques. En recourant systématiquement aux outils de la linguistique de l'énonciation, de la pragmatique, de la linguistique textuelle, de l'argumentation, de la linguistique interactionniste, etc., nous appliquons à quelques romans négro-africains d'après les indépendances et à plusieurs séquences textuelles que nous avons sélectionnées et tirées de ce corpus, la méthode de l'analyse du discours telle qu'elle est théorisée dans la sphère européenne par des chercheurs tels que Dominique Maingueneau et Patrick Chareaudeau, mais également d'autres qui ont développé des problématiques linguistiques proches ou similaires : Jean Michel Adam, Ruth Amossy, Emile Benveniste, Catherine Kerbrat-Orecchioni, Oswald Ducrot, etc., pour ne citer que ceux-là. L'étude de la polyphonie pour la détermination des voix en présence dans les romans nous conduit à l'étude, d'une part, de la double énonciation qui se traduit par les dialogues en tant que modalité narrative où plusieurs énonciateurs sont mis en scène, de l'autre, de tous les types de discours rapporté, mais également de la manifestation verbale du peuple négro-africain. Ces voix définissent des identités énonciatives, celles des camps opposés, à savoir le pouvoir politique et/ou religieux et les opposants qui sont sans cesse en conflit dans les romans. Bannissant l' « authenticité » qui était la visée des conceptions identitaires négro-africaines comme la Négritude, les auteurs du corpus utilisent le discours rapporté et la double énonciation non pour restituer la réalité crue, comme dans le roman à thèse, mais pour dénoncer en dictant, en creux, au lecteur modèle ce qu'il faut penser ou croire. La tourmente politique et/ou religieuse est décriée par la présentation au lecteur de « patrons discursif » et d'un code langagier qui s'insérèrent dans l' « interdiscours » et qui montrent différents ethos populaires ou individuels fonctionnant comme des repoussoirs utilisés pour la dénonciation. Le lecteur modèle arrive à produire l'effet discursif attaché aux textes par l'activité d'« incorporation » de ces ethos qui se manifestent par une certaine corporalité et une vocalité précise.Mots clés :Énonciation, polyphonie, « scène d'énonciation », genre, dialogue, interaction, argumentation, « posture », « paratopie », ethos, discours, texte, contexte. / The black African novel of denunciation which is called the subversive novel and which some insert in the category said to be the novel of rupture, as a macro act of language, does involve a subversive and illocutory aim. That is true even if the post independence black African literary discourse, like any discourse, remains under constraint, that is to say, determined to a large extent, by the socio-political context, but also, the literary field where various positionings and postures of authors are in competition. In this work, we endeavour to show that this aim which is an attempt to reveal the awkwardness of the new political and/or religions systems, a result of the relationship between a non verbal black African context and the internal side of novels and results in literary construction of various individual and collective ethos, can be studied through the discourse analysis method. By linking the external and inner side of the literary text, which moves aside the str ucturalist immanence. We tackle the post independence black African novel as a system of enunciation whose deistic and modal centre vouches for the discourse, that is to say the principal narrator who is the most often homodiectic in our corpus except Perpetue where he is extradiegetic. So, the thesis ruins the romantic conception which distinguishes the social self from the creative self. We hence consider that the novels of our corpus are social activities involved in discursive practices of a society, which definitely settles the relationship between a text and society raising the notions of the enunciation issue with a broad socio cultural scope like the scenography, the generic scene, the validated scene, the paratopy,… we hence confirm the possibility of a rupture in the black African literary approaches considering literary history made up of three separate different entries(Man, his work and the environment) which have remained more or less classical, that is to say thematic, often sociological. In resorting systematically to the linguistic tool of enunciation, of pragmatism, of textual linguistic, of the argument of interaction linguistic, … we apply to a few post independence black African novels and to several textual sequences which we have selected and drawn from that corpus, the discourse analysis method as theoretized in the European area by researchers such as Dominique Maingueneau and Patric Chareaudeau, but also others who have developed similar linguistic issues : Jean Michel Adam, Ruth Amossy, Emile Benveniste, Catherine Kerbrat-Orecchioni, Oswald Ducrot,… to name but a few. The study of polygamy to determine voices which are found in the novels lead us to the study, on the one hand, of the double enunciation which are turned out into dialogues as narrative modality where several enunciators are brought to the stage, on the other hand, of all the type of reported speeches, but also of the verbal manifestation of the black Af rican people. These voices define enunciative identities, those of opposed positions, namely the political and/or religions power and the opponents who are always in conflict in the novels. Rejecting authenticity which was always the aim of black African; identity conceptions like Negritude, the authors of the corpus use the reported speech and the double enunciation not to restore the plain reality, like the thesis novel, but denounce by telling, in bias, the standard reader, what to think or believe. The political and/or religions upheaval is disparaged by the presentation to the reader of discursive patrons and of a language code which are integrated into the interdiscourse and which show different popular or individual ethos functioning as a foil used for denunciation. The standard reader manages to produce the discursive effect connected to the texts through the incorporation activity of these ethos which are shown through some corporality and precise vocality.Keywords:Enunciation, polyphony, enunciation scene gender, dialogue, interaction, argument, posture, paratopy, ethos, discourse, text, context.

Esta tese apresenta os resultados de uma pesquisa sobre tiras cômicas de produção local na Argentina e no Brasil, tendo como recorte temático o futebol e seu papel na construção identitária de ambos os países. Abordamos as tiras cômicas como um gênero discursivo, ou seja, como um dispositivo comunicacional sócio-historicamente condicionado (Maingueneau, 2010) e as analisamos levando em conta sua inserção na espacialidade social. Trata-se de um trabalho comparativo e interdisciplinar em que nos valemos de referenciais teóricos tanto dos estudos discursivos e enunciativos, como também de reflexões advindas de outros campos do conhecimento, como a História (Campos, 2015; Franco-Júnior, 2007), a Sociologia (Bordieu ([1976]-2002; Archetti, 1995; Alabarces, 2014), a Antropologia (Guedes, 2006) e a Comunicação (Martín-Barbero, 1991). Para operacionalizar a análise, mobilizamos o conceito de cena da enunciação (Maingueneau, 2001, 2006). No exame da cena englobante e da cena genérica das tiras cômicas, reconstruímos sua historicidade na Argentina e no Brasil, enfocando especificamente sua publicação rotineira nos jornais diários. Nesse percurso, constatamos que diferenças verificadas na formação sócio-histórica desses países repercutem na inserção do gênero na respectiva espacialidade social. Para a análise das cenografias, nos debruçamos sobre um corpus composto por tiras argentinas e brasileiras publicadas respectivamente nos jornais Clarín e Folha de S. Paulo por ocasião das Copas do Mundo de 1994 e 2014. Baseando-nos também nas categorias propostas por Charaudeau (2006) para o estudo do discurso humorístico, na análise dessas tiras (i) investigamos que efeitos de sentido são construídos sobre as derrotas e as vitórias das seleções argentina e brasileira nas citadas edições da Copa; (ii) examinamos os procedimentos utilizados para obter o humor e seus possíveis efeitos, (iii) observamos que relações interdiscursivas se estabelecem, (iv) identificamos posicionamentos a respeito do futebol e da Copa. Contrastados os resultados, relevamos as semelhanças e diferenças com relação aos temas anteriores observadas nas produções de ambos os países. / This thesis shows the results of a research on comics strips from local production in Argentine and in Brazil, focus on football and its role in the identity construction of both countries. Approaching the comic strips as a discursive genre, that is, as a sociohistorically conditioned communicational device (Maingueneau, 2010) and analyzing them considering their insertion in the social spatiality. It is a comparative and interdisciplinary work in which we use theoretical references from both the discursive and enunciative studies, as well as reflections from other fields of knowledge, such as History (Campos, 2015; Franco-Júnior, 2007). Sociology (Bordieu ([1976] -2002, Archetti, 1995, Alabarces, 2014), Anthropology (Guedes, 2006) and Communication (Martín-Barbero, 1991). In order to analyze, we mobilized the concept of the scene of enunciation (Maingueneau, 2001, 2006). From the exam of the encompassing and generic scene of the comic strips, we reconstructed its historicity in Argentina and Brazil, focusing specifically on its routine publication in the daily newspapers. Along the way, we found that the differences identified in the socio-historical formation of these countries rebound in the insertion of the gender in the respective social spatiality. Analyzing the scenographies, we considered a corpus composed of Argentine and Brazilian strips published respectively in the Clarín and Folha de S. Paulo newspapers by the 1994 and 2014 World Cup occasions. Based on the categories proposed by Charaudeau (2006) for the study of humorous discourse, in the analysis of these strips (i) we investigated what kind of meaning effects are built on the defeats and victories of the Argentine and Brazilian teams in the aforementioned editions of the Cup; (Ii) we examined the procedures used to obtain the humor and its possible effects, (iii) we observed that the interdiscursive relationships are established, (iv) identified positions regarding to soccer and the World Cup. Contrasting the results, we highlighted the similarities and differences in relation to the previous themes observed in the productions of both countries.

Esta tese apresenta os resultados de uma pesquisa sobre tiras cômicas de produção local na Argentina e no Brasil, tendo como recorte temático o futebol e seu papel na construção identitária de ambos os países. Abordamos as tiras cômicas como um gênero discursivo, ou seja, como um dispositivo comunicacional sócio-historicamente condicionado (Maingueneau, 2010) e as analisamos levando em conta sua inserção na espacialidade social. Trata-se de um trabalho comparativo e interdisciplinar em que nos valemos de referenciais teóricos tanto dos estudos discursivos e enunciativos, como também de reflexões advindas de outros campos do conhecimento, como a História (Campos, 2015; Franco-Júnior, 2007), a Sociologia (Bordieu ([1976]-2002; Archetti, 1995; Alabarces, 2014), a Antropologia (Guedes, 2006) e a Comunicação (Martín-Barbero, 1991). Para operacionalizar a análise, mobilizamos o conceito de cena da enunciação (Maingueneau, 2001, 2006). No exame da cena englobante e da cena genérica das tiras cômicas, reconstruímos sua historicidade na Argentina e no Brasil, enfocando especificamente sua publicação rotineira nos jornais diários. Nesse percurso, constatamos que diferenças verificadas na formação sócio-histórica desses países repercutem na inserção do gênero na respectiva espacialidade social. Para a análise das cenografias, nos debruçamos sobre um corpus composto por tiras argentinas e brasileiras publicadas respectivamente nos jornais Clarín e Folha de S. Paulo por ocasião das Copas do Mundo de 1994 e 2014. Baseando-nos também nas categorias propostas por Charaudeau (2006) para o estudo do discurso humorístico, na análise dessas tiras (i) investigamos que efeitos de sentido são construídos sobre as derrotas e as vitórias das seleções argentina e brasileira nas citadas edições da Copa; (ii) examinamos os procedimentos utilizados para obter o humor e seus possíveis efeitos, (iii) observamos que relações interdiscursivas se estabelecem, (iv) identificamos posicionamentos a respeito do futebol e da Copa. Contrastados os resultados, relevamos as semelhanças e diferenças com relação aos temas anteriores observadas nas produções de ambos os países. / This thesis shows the results of a research on comics strips from local production in Argentine and in Brazil, focus on football and its role in the identity construction of both countries. Approaching the comic strips as a discursive genre, that is, as a sociohistorically conditioned communicational device (Maingueneau, 2010) and analyzing them considering their insertion in the social spatiality. It is a comparative and interdisciplinary work in which we use theoretical references from both the discursive and enunciative studies, as well as reflections from other fields of knowledge, such as History (Campos, 2015; Franco-Júnior, 2007). Sociology (Bordieu ([1976] -2002, Archetti, 1995, Alabarces, 2014), Anthropology (Guedes, 2006) and Communication (Martín-Barbero, 1991). In order to analyze, we mobilized the concept of the scene of enunciation (Maingueneau, 2001, 2006). From the exam of the encompassing and generic scene of the comic strips, we reconstructed its historicity in Argentina and Brazil, focusing specifically on its routine publication in the daily newspapers. Along the way, we found that the differences identified in the socio-historical formation of these countries rebound in the insertion of the gender in the respective social spatiality. Analyzing the scenographies, we considered a corpus composed of Argentine and Brazilian strips published respectively in the Clarín and Folha de S. Paulo newspapers by the 1994 and 2014 World Cup occasions. Based on the categories proposed by Charaudeau (2006) for the study of humorous discourse, in the analysis of these strips (i) we investigated what kind of meaning effects are built on the defeats and victories of the Argentine and Brazilian teams in the aforementioned editions of the Cup; (Ii) we examined the procedures used to obtain the humor and its possible effects, (iii) we observed that the interdiscursive relationships are established, (iv) identified positions regarding to soccer and the World Cup. Contrasting the results, we highlighted the similarities and differences in relation to the previous themes observed in the productions of both countries.