Les voix en dialogue dans le discours caricatural d’Imad Sanouni

This paper looks at the polyphonic analysis of Moroccan caricature in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic. It highlights the importance of the image as an information tool within an area of multiple communication. As a form of visual expression, caricature aims to convey information concisely and persuasively, while reflecting the perspective of its creator. The present study sets out to understand caricature by adopting a linguistic approach and focusing specifically on the analysis of linguistic polyphony in Moroccan caricatures related to the global health crisis. This approach adopts Ducrot's enunciative theory as an analytical framework. Based on Imad Sanouni's caricatures addressing this theme, the present analysis highlights the diversity of voices and perspectives within a caricatural image image, faithfully illustrating the crisis experienced by Moroccan society during the pandemic. Results show that these drawings faithfully reflect this epidemiological period through the means of iconographic and linguistic codes to create layers of meaning and discourse. By combining visual and linguistic elements, this study demonstrates that caricature could constitute a polyphonic means of visual communication, contributing