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Apprendre à entendre avec Georges Bataille : lecture de la voix

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Resumo:“Literature is the only voice […] that we give to the wish to resolve nothing” (Bataille, 1988: 325), declared Georges Bataille in 1957. This paper aims to study the question of the voice as a critical point in thinking about the writings of this author. The riddle of the sphinx tells us that the being that first goes on four legs, then two, and finally three, “has but one voice”. Which voice is it? How is the voice a sign of the man? In what way does the voice figure in his work? As such, if literature is “voice”, it is not empty but expressive; it constantly exposes the continuous movement of a topic in its discourse, which is the rhythmic pattern of the discourse. Reading Georges Bataille will be learning to make sense of that voice, learning to hear it, hence, the necessity of making the eye the means of hearing the text, and the man.
Assunto:rythme prosody reading voice voix prosodie lecture rhythm Bataille (Georges)
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:journal article
Tipo de acesso:Aberto
Instituição associada:Carnets, Revista Electrónica de Estudos Franceses
Idioma:francês
Origem:Carnets, Revista Electrónica de Estudos Franceses
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description “Literature is the only voice […] that we give to the wish to resolve nothing” (Bataille, 1988: 325), declared Georges Bataille in 1957. This paper aims to study the question of the voice as a critical point in thinking about the writings of this author. The riddle of the sphinx tells us that the being that first goes on four legs, then two, and finally three, “has but one voice”. Which voice is it? How is the voice a sign of the man? In what way does the voice figure in his work? As such, if literature is “voice”, it is not empty but expressive; it constantly exposes the continuous movement of a topic in its discourse, which is the rhythmic pattern of the discourse. Reading Georges Bataille will be learning to make sense of that voice, learning to hear it, hence, the necessity of making the eye the means of hearing the text, and the man.
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spellingShingle Apprendre à entendre avec Georges Bataille : lecture de la voix
rythme
prosody
reading
voice
voix
prosodie
lecture
rhythm
Bataille (Georges)
title Apprendre à entendre avec Georges Bataille : lecture de la voix
topic rythme
prosody
reading
voice
voix
prosodie
lecture
rhythm
Bataille (Georges)