La remédiation directe : reconfigurations de la scène énonciative en temps réel

This article investigates the concept of “direct remediation” as a dynamic reconfiguration of enunciative scenes in real-time. It explores the role of mediation technologies in shaping the interplay between linguistic, institutional, and technological frameworks. The study highlights how remediation operates not only as a process of substitution but as a mechanism of cultural and semiotic transformation. By examining the emergence of new communication environments, the text illustrates the dialectics between continuity and innovation within mediated interactions. The article concludes by addressing the socio-cultural implications of remediation, emphasizing its potential to balance historical legacies with contemporary creative practices.