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Literary discourse can be considered as a privileged – and valued –space for discursive nonnorms, because of common issues (singularization, heterogeneity...). The article emphasizes, by drawing on genres of discourse and punctuation (notably Jean-Charles Massera, Christian Prigent and Claude Simon), that this imaginary of literary discourse as out-of-norm discourse is relative and ephemeral. The historicity of non-standard discourses is thus demonstrated, illustrating the permanent reconfiguration of norms.

Discours hors-normes et discours littéraire : ce qu’en disent la ponctuation et les genres de discours