Revue des Sciences Humaines & Sociales
Volume 11, Numéro 3, Pages 147-156
2026-03-30
Authors : Slimani Ibrahim . Abdelalim Mohammed Taha .
This study explores the profound shifts in literary reading experience from traditional books to digital screens of mobile phones. It sheds light on the specific features of mobile reading, adapting a qualitative method. It focuses on semiotic features and narrative texts while reading literary texts. It presents a conceptual explanation to achieve deep immersion in reading traditional books and the experience of fragmented reading on digital interfaces, such as scrolling, notifications and other features, which breaks the narrative texts. This structural change puts the reader in a discovery mode instead of a mere recipient, transforming him from an immersive reader who seeks deep meanings to a user whose focus is fragmented across the texts and a variety of options and interactive elements.
Mobile reading ; Narrative texts ; semiotic ; Deep reading ; Linearity ; Mobile interfaces
Touhami Ibtissam
.
Hakkoum Khaoula
.
pages 1256-1269.
Bekki Hadj
.
Tali Brahim
.
Canou Jean
.
Dupla Jean-claude
.
Bouafia Ali
.
pages 11-16.
Achour Yasmine
.
Benzid Aziza
.
pages 412-434.