Ecrire l'espace explores the representation of space in literary texts, examining how architectural and spatial concepts are articulated through language and narrative structure. Drawing from both French and broader European intellectual traditions, the work investigates the intersection of physical space, perception, and textual construction. It engages with theoretical frameworks from literary criticism and philosophy to analyze how writers configure spatial experience, offering insights into the relationship between built environments and literary expression. The book contributes to ongoing discussions in literary theory about the role of space as both a thematic concern and a formal element in literature.