The theme of Enunciation is old. It did not start with the 1970 issue of the French Review Langages entitled “Enunciation”, but this issue went against the structural analysis which had excluded it from its field of study. Yet the linguistic foundations of Enunciation have been set very early in our Western world. Aristotle is a privileged witness to that. His lessons have been followed throughout the centuries. Port-Royal has expressed it in its Grammar. Benveniste and a phenomenologist such as Merleau-Ponty are successors to that legacy.