Rejoindre une phrase, s’y poursuivre

How do we live with the sentences (and not necessarily with the synthetic narratives) we read or have read? How do literary quotations become the occasion of an inner orientation in our experience? This article underlines the aesthetic movement through which we can be drawn towards authentic possibi...

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Main Author:	Marielle Macé
Format:	Article
Language:	fra
Published:	Pléiade (EA 7338) 2010-05-01
Series:	Itinéraires
Subjects:	reading sentence individualization possibilities Jean Paulhan
Online Access:	http://journals.openedition.org/itineraires/2174

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title	Rejoindre une phrase, s’y poursuivre
title_short	Rejoindre une phrase, s’y poursuivre
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description	How do we live with the sentences (and not necessarily with the synthetic narratives) we read or have read? How do literary quotations become the occasion of an inner orientation in our experience? This article underlines the aesthetic movement through which we can be drawn towards authentic possibilities of ourselves in the very act of reading. To do so, it offers a dynamic vision of “style” and explores the logic of language and speech at work in Jean Paulhan’s personal or theoretical writings. Paulhan considered that part of our practice of language consists in helping sentences become true and build around them new existential situations.
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