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Barra, Cynthia de Cassia Santos. "Sobrescrever Blanchot." Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/1843/ECAP-76BP73.
Full textHarlingue, Olivier. "Maurice Blanchot et la philosophie." Paris 10, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA100097.
Full textThe first part of our study – devoted to the examination of first moment of Blanchot's thinking, which extends from Faux pas to Le livre à venir – initially sets out to show how Blanchot interrogates, both phenomenologically and ontologically, literature's very existence as the incessant interminability that will appear to us not only as the phenomenon (of) literature, but also as that which already demands a certain critical relation with philosophical discursivity. Then again, in the second part of our study – devoted to the second moment of Blanchot's thinking, which extends from L'entretien infini to L' écriture du désastre – it becomes a matter of "delimiting" and "overcoming" the very limits of this still merely critical relation with philosophy so as to think the incessant interminability, no longer phenomeno-onto-logically, but as the very a-plastic form of difference (of) neutral and writing outside philosophy and outside literature
Limet, Yun Sun. "L'écriture critique de Maurice Blanchot." Paris 8, 1997. https://octaviana.fr/document/181449196#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Full textWe elaborate the notion of "critical writing" in blanchot's non fictional work. This notion is important, not only because these writings are critical, but also because criticism should be understood as central to writing as such. We have restricted our corpus to the non fictional writings. These writings think literary criticism as a "relation" fondamentaly defined by its impossibility. Analysing blanchot's practice of literary criticism, we find that this "relation" is paradoxically possible in a "critical writing". The critical dimension comes from the self questioning of blanchot's critical writings on criticism. But the autoreflexive gesture is not only a solipsist movement it is open to a specific temporality that we call the "time of criticism". This time signifies that writing is a process within which reading is defered and always put off in re-writing. The mean of that "defering time" is the other critics texts taken as a mediation to the text, and also, the "ressassement" through which blanchot, repeatingly, focuses on and displaces the same figures, problematics and privileged authors. This specific time of critical writing shows an evolution in blanchot's non fictional work aswell. When blanchot writes in fragments it is a moment which may be seen as a crisis and, at the same time, a renewal of the critical relation. What is at stake in that moment? the reconstitution, trough the ordeal of disaster, of the subject of writing which has been broken up. In that recovery of the subject, the self can only be thought in relation with the other. The relation with the other was inscribed from the beginning in the critical relation and its paradox should be understood according to blanchot's thinking of friendship an community : a relation that does not relate. This is the signification of the torment which inhabitates his critical writings. The impossibility of beeing in relation is sustained in the writing of/to the other writer
Sumiyoshi, Ken. "Maurice Blanchot et son écriture." Thesis, Université Clermont Auvergne (2017-2020), 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019CLFAL014.
Full textIt is the inspiration that encourages us essentially to speech. But, is the man, before the act of writing / talking and at the time of the act or after the act, identical? If the subject of the act could answer positively, we dispute it. At which moment does a fissure of identity happen to the man? We show that it arrives at him at the time of the inspiration. At the dawn of philosophy, Plato assumes the identity between what inspiration asks the man to put into words and the words he confers on it. Platonic Dualism of the sensitive world and supersensible is known, but this structure that considers the idea as a final goal is, as Nietzsche correctly detects, itself motivated by the idea. The idea, as inspiration, triggers and guides the Platonic movement towards it. Located at the beginning as well as at the end, it is identical, and Hegel and Heidegger are in the same line. It is against and in this identity which constitutes a circle, that we introduce a difference or an alterity, and this in particular by the idea of immediate. Inspiration, when it comes to us, doesn’t stay; immediately appeared, it disappears immediately and at the same time. It does not remain to guide us towards it but it only passes, which means that it does not show us its presence but its absence. If the man believes to give his words to what inspiration whispers to him without language, he actually gives them to the trace of inspiration or to the absence of inspiration. By the words, he does not embody the inspiration but forms an image of the inspiration, and one of the biggest problems is that Plato, Hegel and Heidegger take the image as inspiration; they take the absence of something like its presence, without differences or otherness. This homogenization of one and the other which are actually different from each other, as well as the identity to which it ends, are due to the magical power of the image it is not easy to realize.But, by the idea of difference and otherness, couldn’t we say that something else begins that inspiration, namely something new? This is the case of Levinas's thought. And yet, the Jew, whose thought is to extend the specificity of the inspiration at a moment to all the moments, prepares a Blanchot’s radicalization of the absence. It is through the language that this radicalization is realized. Language is not a series of words with consistent meaning, but it is above all a series of phonemes and letters. Moreover, this series is not continuity: when each phoneme, by its immediacy, disappears at the same time as it appears, it is totally indifferent to what precedes it and what follows it. It breaks any relation to others at the spatial-temporal level, which means that the series of phonemes is a continuity of the discontinuous. Thus, what man gets through language is not an entity language with significance, but an entity of missing inspirations at every moment, namely an entity of images that have no relations with each other. Our research will then lead us to answer the question of whether the man, before the act of writing / talking and at the time of the act or after the act, is identical. We answer negatively, not that the language confers a new identity to a man, but that it escapes at every moment, that is to say that it has never been any identity, except an identity based on a falsely continuous image
Majorel, Jérémie. "Chiasmes : Blanchot, herméneutique et déconstruction." Paris 7, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA070082.
Full textThe work of Blanchot makes it possible to call into question the theoretical barriers between the hermeneutics and the deconstruction. Initially, we showed that when they try to read Blanchot, in a singular chiasme, the hermeneute tends to becoming deconstructor and the deconstructor tends to becoming hermeneute. Then, vve proposed an interpretation of the near total of the novels and accounts of Blanchot. It appears that the narrative work of Blanchot contributes a fundamental share to the transformation of the novel into account, at the same time near and different from that which operated in same time Bataille, Duras, Des Forêts, Beckett, Laporte. . . Accounts of Blanchot, a priori very abstract, speak in a new way of concrete and fundamental experiments: skin, the glance, mourning, obsession, the madness and community. Lastly, in the critical shutter of its work, we showed that the chiasme more or less undergone by the readers of the accounts is put in practice by Blanchot itself. Before the deconstruction itself does not appear, Blanchot uses procedures hermeneutics (allegory, symbol, metaphor, distinction between apparent and hidden sense and seek center of a work), of a way such as it is interested only in the precise moment where these procedures are broken by vvork with accompanying notes, releasing a new field for ; exercise of the comment which would seek the proliferation of the shows, the absence presence of the image, the theatricalness of textual space, the plurality idiomatic of the languages and the syntactic drift of the words without last thrust
Fueri, Eliane. "Pensées de l'extériorité : Levinas Blanchot." Nice, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997NICE2003.
Full textLevinas makes a clean break from the western philosophical tradition centered around the question of being and based on the concept of ego cogito as the origins of knowledge within the present of the evidence. It is his contention that philosophy begins with ethics and not ontology and phenomenology. From then on, reflection takes aim at that which overflows it. I. E. , absolute exteriority (infinity, face, god). From the common retreat from presence in both Blanchot's and Levinas philosophies emerges the concept of the trace. For Blanchot, this is the "effroyablement ancien" (frighteningly ancient), and the "disaster" which testifies to an immemorial past. Some analogous notions from Levinas to Blanchot, i. E. , infinity, trace, neutrality, disaster, "effroyablement ancient" (frighteningly ancient), relate to the unthinkable, and to exteriority understood as that which exceeds the realm of consciousness. These terms are understood in their distance from the word being and the possibility of the present. The "effroyablement ancien" (frighteningly ancient) in blanchot's philosophy is connected to the cycle of the "eternal return", erases the notion of present time, and subsitutes for being a force whose intimacy is exteriority - a game of free forces constitutive of exterior space
Langstaff, Holly. "Maurice Blanchot : art and technology." Thesis, University of Warwick, 2017. http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/101267/.
Full textChaix-Bryan, Thibaut. "L’expérience fragmentaire Kafka - Blanchot - Celan." Thesis, Paris 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA030094.
Full textBoth fictionnal and critical works of Maurice Blanchot have intense relations with the germanliterature and philosophy. But, whereas Maurice Blanchot’s relation to the german philosophy hasbeen widely studied, the following thesis cares about the german « literary space » – far lessanalysed – and more particularly about the fragmentary « genre » that structures the whole of Blanchot’s work. After briefly going back on this complex and polysemous notion, we discoverthrough the different chapters the deep imprints that both Franz Kafka and Paul Celan left onBlanchot’s work around this « fragmentary experience », which the three authors each livedaccording to different modalities.The first part of the work shows the links uniting the various authors so as to explore in the secondpart the common features to the three fragmentary writings. Among the various axis of this studyare the notion of exile, the breaking imposed by the Shoah, the experience of reading as a processof fragmentation, the relation between unconsciounesss and fragmentary writing, the aesthetics ofwhite and emptiness present in the works. One of the contributions of this research is that itredefines the fragmentary genre as a full-fledged style. Further more, the whole of the work is enhanced by annexes bringing together in particular some of Blanchot’s manuscripts. These willhelp the reader understanding this experience in process
Davies, Paul. "Experience and distance : Heidegger, Blanchot, Levinas." Thesis, University of Sussex, 1988. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.328614.
Full textPark, Kyou-Hyone. "La folie d'écrire chez Maurice Blanchot." Paris 8, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA081758.
Full textStratton, Gae. "La mathematique extraordinaire de maurice blanchot." Paris, EHESS, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991EHES0312.
Full textFrom the beginning a form of translation has been at the root of our concerns. At first, this translation was to take place between the place topologically defined, and the letter, term which at that time was practically synonymous as far as our text was concerned with the signifier. A bit later, and this teanslation was to operate between mathematical letter (the mathematical sign) and the language of thought, and more precisely, this language as it is expressed and realized in the literary work of maurice blanchor. In the end, and as a consequence of the passage from its point of departure to its destination, it became a form of translation connecting conceptual terms, the first being the point, with the same terms understood outside of all and any possibility of conceptualisation
Fries, Philippe. "Maurice Blanchot : penser l'acte insensé d'écrire." Paris 4, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA040188.
Full textMaurice Blanchot's critical work brings speech, that is to say the dialectic, into question. The dialectic is forever striving to build up the unity of being; such a project leads the dialectic to set the other as a mere term in the generalized process of identification. The other is thus denied in its otherness and reduced to sameness. What is at stake in Blanchot's research is to ruin speech and more deeply to disquiet language, to turn both of them towards the impossible, to alter the power they have to master and appropriate reality, to disarrange the process of meaning, so as to release another word, one that would be careful to hear and receive the other in its irreducible strangeness. To release this other word and with it a new mode of relation to the other is both to hear again the literary word as an experience of the impossible, and reflect, repeat, this same experience; it is therefore to turn criticism twice towards literature
Stamp, Richard. "The work of friendship : Blanchot, Bataille, Hegel." Thesis, University of Warwick, 1999. http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/34669/.
Full textRinaldi, Riccardo. "Maurice Blanchot et la question de l'image." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019SORUL029.
Full textMost philosophical approaches to Maurice Blanchot's work have hitherto reserved a marginal place for the question of image. Since L'Espace littéraire (1955), however, image assumes a theoretical status that enables us to apprehend it as the matrix of his writing that, initially divided between fiction and criticism, finally achieves its most natural thriving in fragmentation.Far from embracing a sterile nihilism, Blanchot derives from Heidegger’s reflection on art the idea of an appearance as disappearance, of a form invalidating the distinction between matter and form; a presence which is not given: the presence of an absence. He draws from it a radically anti-humanist vision, much more coherent than the conception of the event defining the history of the epochs of the Being: coming before the thing, image condemns the consciousness of the metaphysical subject as the exclusive stage of all representation. The face of death becomes the paradigm of the blind gaze that things lay upon us. Hence, literature proves to be preliminary to a different vision, one that touches on what precedes man’s existence as a whole, his finitude being scattered in an endless approach of the end.Leaving aside the political texts of Blanchot, I have considered the œuvre as a priority in the author’s fate, which is overcome and determined by writing. Less structured than Heidegger's, Blanchot’s work proves finally more suited to be read through the perspective suggested in the Letter on Humanism: we cannot conceive an ethics, as a thought of humanism, if we have not previously redefine what the humanitas of man is
Cardoso, Daniel Barbosa. "Entre Heidegger e Blanchot : fenomenologia e literatura." reponame:Repositório Institucional da UnB, 2009. http://repositorio.unb.br/handle/10482/8385.
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O trabalho a seguir procura analisar algumas relações entre o pensamento de Martin Heidegger e de Maurice Blanchot. Parte-se do desenvolvimento da crítica de Heidegger à fenomenologia nos primórdios de seu pensamento – em especial a cunhagem de alguns temas presentes em textos anteriores a Ser e Tempo – para a releitura de alguns motivos de Heidegger que constitui a maior parte da obra de Maurice Blanchot, entre eles os conceitos de obra, linguagem e literatura (o que inevitavelmente requer menção a textos posteriores de Heidegger). Parte-se também da premissa de que alguns temas da crítica de Heidegger à fenomenologia acompanham seu pensamento na totalidade de sua obra, iniciando nos cursos desde 1919, passando pelo texto que tomou forma em Sein und Zeit e culminando com a reflexão sobre a obra de arte que surgiria a partir da década de 30. Alguns aspectos desses temas são retomados por Blanchot, que procurará lhes dar vazão em textos críticos e literários.
Jahng-Koh, Jae-jung. "Récit et théorie littéraire chez Maurice Blanchot." Paris 10, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985PA100272.
Full textBident, Christophe. "L'imaginaire de la mort : Bataille, Blanchot, Duras." Paris 7, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA070129.
Full textBataille, blanchot and duras : they are obsessed by death, not only a sick, political death, but also a sacred death, that the christian, bourgeois - and colonial - civilization endeavors to forget, in the heart of sacrifice, erotism or agony. To legitimate such an obsession. By its recognition through a theoretical universal or its translation into narrative formulas, has been their first ambition. Death, being always beyond the reach of experience, allows to legitimate only the invention of narrative praxes leading to the heteros : that is the archaic semiotic networks at work through the aesthetics of the novel. In such a process death appears originally as the foundation, the formation and the repetition element of the imagery ; the conversion of anxiety into pleasure collapses ; the pre-objectality of a terrifying relationship to the mother stands out; the specular stabilization of the abject falls into pieces ; a non-cathartic anxiety, that onlythe recognition of the praxis of the sacred can "turn into delight", passes on to the reader : a policy of a reading open on to the community. This protean power of fragmentation of the writing appears to bataille, blanchot and duras as an ethic necessity. Their meetings, their reciprocal esteem and their friendship rest upon their ethic view of the aesthetic "disaster"
Antonioli, Manola. "L'écriture de Maurice Blanchot : fiction et théorie." Paris, EHESS, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997EHESA013.
Full textMesnard, Philippe. "Maurice Blanchot, le sujet de l'engagement littéraire." Paris 7, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA070078.
Full textDubreuil, Laurent. "Lectures de la possession : Maupassant, Artaud, Blanchot." Bordeaux 3, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001BOR30056.
Full textRésumé :The author explores the notion of possession in French literature from the end of the nineteenth century until the aftermath of the second World War, in the works of Guy de Maupassant, Antonin Artaud and Maurice Blanchot. A companion to philosophical upheavals, heir to religious discourses, and itself at odds with the conclusions of clinical diagnosis, "hantise" takes up a new role in the poetic making of writing and reading. Reading possession in the chosen body of texts involves checking one's own process of critical reading-provided empathy with any work induces one to try to map out its conception, even if and especially when the paths of rationality are abandoned
Lilti, Ayelet. "Blanchot-Kafka : un rapport de ressemblance comique." Paris 7, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA070019.
Full textThis thesis entitled "Blanchot-Kafka: a relation of comic resemblance", joins the works of these two writers by drawing on Blanchot's criticism of the notion of the image considered as a relation of resemblance. Starting from the concept of mimesis, passing through German Romanticism, philosophy of art and aesthetic theories up to the present day, the relation between the two authors become a simulacrum that relates the narrative of the image. Moreover, by exploring the field of the philosophy of humour, I have noted that resemblance has a comic aspect. Therefore, I have proposed an aesthetic theory that firstly reinforces the association between the notion of resemblance, of laughter and smiling in the works of Maurice Blanchot and Franz Kafka, and secondly suggests that Blanchot-Kafka relationship is a critical space defined by a mimetic movement that reveals a comic spirit
Harlingue, Olivier. "Sans condition, Blanchot, la littérature, la philosophie /." Paris : l'Harmattan, 2009. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb41471443c.
Full textKoneski, Anita Prado. "Blanchot, Levinas e a arte do estranhamento." Florianópolis, SC, 2007. http://repositorio.ufsc.br/xmlui/handle/123456789/89745.
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O presente ensaio busca pensar as questões relacionadas à leitura da obra plástica contemporânea diante da dissolução dos fundamentos tradicionais destinados à interpretação da arte. Para tanto, oferece uma possibilidade de refletir sobre as obras contemporâneas através dos conceitos de Emmanuel Levinas e Maurice Blanchot. Os conceitos de #Outro#, #Vestígio#, #Rosto# e #Há#, de Levinas, e de #Neutro#, #Fora# e #Desobra#, de Blanchot, passam a ser centrais para essa discussão. Daí resulta que, em vez de termos com a arte um contato revelador, vivenciamos o #impossível#: a arte como um #absolutamente Outro#. This essay intends to discuss some of the issues related to contemporary plastic arts, facing the dissolution of their traditional foundations. For this purpose, it offers a possibility of thinking about contemporary works of art using concepts coined both by Emmanuel Levinas and Maurice Blanchot. In other words, Emmanuel Levinas, #Otherness#, #Trace#, and Maurice Blanchot's #Neutral#, #Outside#, #Infinite#, play a central role in this discussion. As a result, instead of having a revealing encounter with art, we deal with the #impossible#, art as a complete other.
Bremer, Ligia Maria. "As sereias com Kafka, Brennand e Blanchot." reponame:Repositório Institucional da UFSC, 2015. https://repositorio.ufsc.br/xmlui/handle/123456789/158410.
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A imagem da sereia é uma imagem que sobrevive. Ela encontra-se em movimento oferecendo-nos uma multiplicidade de olhares dos diferentes tempos que a entrecruzam. Ao observar a imagem desse ser híbrido, metamorfoseado em metade mulher/ metade ave, ou metade mulher/ metade peixe, percebemos que não há um encerramento de tempo, trabalhamos com um tempo anacrônico, onde a imagem opera de forma em que pertence ao passado, mas por meio do movimento (da sobrevivência; do vestígio que deixou) passa a ser revestida pelo presente. Para tanto, este trabalho apreenderá a imagem das sereias correlacionando-a a três aspectos que são explicitados frente aos nomes que intitulam o trabalho: Kafka (o silêncio), Brennand (as artes) e Blanchot (a literatura). Quando tratamos do silêncio, o vemos como sendo uma quebra, um anúncio do devir de um mundo (o moderno) em que o mito não possui mais um lugar, ele silencia, e o que resta é o mundo da burocracia, do relógio, do autômato. Já quando pensamos a imagem da sereia correspondente às artes, observamos como Francisco Brennand, ao colocar suas sereias de fronte ao Marco Zero olhando a cidade de Recife, nos faz pensar em uma postura a contrapelo da história, uma vez que o artista desmonumentaliza a imagem, pois ela não mais glorifica o legado homérico, mas lamenta o que a cidade se tornou. O terceiro aspecto pensa a imagem da sereia e o seu encontro com a literatura. Para isso, nos valemos da metáfora proposta por Maurice Blanchot em seu texto O canto das sereias. No texto, o crítico partiu do encontro das Sereias com Ulisses para buscar narrar o encontro do escritor com a voz que o chama e o obriga a escrever. Assim, ao observar a imagem nesses três pontos visualizamos como a imagem da sereia se movimenta e sobrevive no tempo (do arcaico ao moderno/ contemporâneo) e que, analisada juntamente ao espaço ao qual está inserida, adquire novos sentidos e significado e pode ser de novo interpretada.
Abstract : The figure of the siren is a figure that survives. She finds herself in movement offering us a variety of looks from different times that intersect. By noticing the figure of this hybrid being, metamorphosing into half woman / half bird, or half woman/ half fish, we realize that there is no closing time, we work with an anachronistic time, where the figure perform in a way that it belongs to the past, but by the movement (of surviving; the trace it left) that becomes covered by the present. Therefore, this work will seize the figure of the sirens correlating them to three aspects that are explicit in the names that entitle the work: Kafka (the silence), Brennand (the arts) and Blanchot (the literature). When we deal with silence, we see it as a breaking point, an announcement of the changing world (the modern one) in which the myth do not belong anymore. But when we think about the siren figure correspondent to the arts, we perceive how Francisco Brennand, in placing his two sirens in front of Marco Zero looking at the city of Recife, make us think in a posture against history, once that the artist desediments the figure, because it no longer glorifies the Homeric legacy, but regrets what the city has become. The third aspect considers the figure of the siren and its connection with literature. Therefore, we rely on the metaphor proposed by Maurice Blanchot in his text The Song of the Sirens. In the text, the critique initiated from the encounter of the Sirens with Ulysses to narrate the encounter of the writer with the voice that calls him and the figure of the moving siren that survives through time (from the archaic to the modern/ contemporary) and that, analyzed exactly in the context where she is inserted, acquires new senses and meanings and may be interpreted again.
Amara, Nadia. "Maurice Blanchot 1931-1941 : une dissidence plurielle." Paris 7, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA070063.
Full textThis work presents a body of articles written during the first ten years of the career of Maurice Blanchot as a rightwing joumalist and social critic. It attempts to understand the plural meanings which can be given to Blanchot's revolutionary dissidence, while contextualizing the ideological representations and theoretical foundations, such as personalism and Maurras, that underlie his writing. Through Blanchot's essays, we look at neoclassical themes and divisions, including culture / civilization, germanophobia / nationalism, clarity / obscurity, universality / modemity, to show how debates surrounding neoclassicism are pivotal to his reading and in turn, how certain categories he uses, "l'obscur", "la nécessité", "l'étrange" and "le langage", help reassess literary value as mythical notion in literary history
Mouna, Mazen. "Attraction du vide et du nihilisme dans l'oeuvre de Maurice Blanchot." Thesis, Mulhouse, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011MULH4413.
Full textWe chose the study of the void and the nihilism in the writing of Maurice Blanchot, a writer-thinker who currently arouses an interest growing both in France and abroad. Indeed, our present study covers a very rich period with political, historical, economic, social and cultural changes extending from the second half of the XIXth century until the end of the postmodern time. In order to be able to analyze the presence of the nihilism and the void in the novels and the accounts of Maurice Blanchot, our research will be related to the prints of modernity in its writs as well as the questioning of the author by some of his contemporaries (writers or philosophers) and its engagement to the cultural and political life of its time. Within these changes, which marked the western history that time, the Western man was in crisis, astonished, shocked by this disorder which started to infiltrate during this period, it led to insulation and loneliness that to forget the drama which already took a share in his personal life, it had been subjected, in front of the void, which crushed it, and the nihilism which didn’t not hesitate to carry reached to its quietude. Then, it started to feel existential empty, which carries out to raise infinite questions: why am I there? For what is used my life? Why live whereas death waits us at the end and until the life is not worth the sorrow to be lived? The scene appears tragic and the life returns then to the inanity and the nonsense
Cheng, Chi-wai Louella. "Community and literature in the work of Blanchot." Click to view the E-thesis via HKUTO, 2001. http://sunzi.lib.hku.hk/hkuto/record/B42575862.
Full textBlondin, Marc. "Le silence, la solitude et l'imaginaire antérieur d'après une lecture de l'oeuvre de Maurice Blanchot /." Thèse, Trois-Rivières : Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, 2000. http://www.uqtr.ca/biblio/notice/resume/03-2224121R.html.
Full textMiraux, Jean-Philippe. "Ecriture et étrangeté dans l'oeuvre narrative de Maurice Blanchot." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1988. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37616539f.
Full textGregorio, Avilés Juan. "La voz de su misterio : sobre filosofía y literatura en Maurice Blanchot /." [Murcia] : Centro de estudios teológico-pastorales San Fulgencio, 1995. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb388599863.
Full textLamy, Caroline. "Maurice Blanchot et la transformation de la représentation." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 2001. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk3/ftp04/MQ62074.pdf.
Full textChan, Wai-chung, and 陳慧聰. "The insistence of literature in Blanchot and Derrida." Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 2008. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B40887819.
Full textCheng, Chi-wai Louella, and 鄭志慧. "Community and literature in the work of Blanchot." Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 2001. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B42575862.
Full textMole, Gary D. "The etranger, exile and writing : Blanchot and Jabes." Thesis, University of Cambridge, 1991. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.239465.
Full textMcAuliffe, Sam. "Image and thought in Adorno, Blanchot and Deleuze." Thesis, Goldsmiths College (University of London), 2017. http://research.gold.ac.uk/21132/.
Full textAquilina, Mario. "Blanchot, Derrida, Gadamer and the anarchy of style." Thesis, Durham University, 2012. http://etheses.dur.ac.uk/6393/.
Full textAlmeida, Marcela Moura. "Maurice Blanchot e a literatura: uma experiência outra." Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, 2012. https://tede2.pucsp.br/handle/handle/11598.
Full textThis study of Maurice Blanchot s thought, specifically the books The Space of Literature, The Infinite Conversation, and The Book to Come, identifies the notions that the author develops regarding Literature and Art, such as Unworking, the Outside, and the Neutral. In order to follow Blanchot s more general theorization on the statutes of Art, it was at first necessary to contrast it with the tradition which mainly comes from Romanticism, but also from Heidegger. From a different perspective, this study explores what Blanchot considers to be the singularity of the space of literature, its impersonal dimension, which is understood to be the indelible mark that his work left among such thinkers as Foucault and Deleuze, thus affecting, beginning with Literary Theory, the field of Contemporary Philosophy
O trabalho a seguir procurar identificar no pensamento de Maurice Blanchot, mais precisamente nas obras O Espaço Literário, A Conversa Infinita e o Livro por Vir, as noções que o autor desenvolve a respeito da literatura e da arte, tais como Desobramento, Fora, Neutro. Para acompanhar a teorização mais geral de Blanchot sobre o estatuto da arte, foi preciso, inicialmente, contrastá-la com certa tradição proveniente sobretudo do Romantismo, mas também de Heidegger. Em contrapartida, ao explorar o que ele considera ser a singularidade do espaço literário , sua dimensão impessoal, entende-se a marca indelével que deixou sua obra entre pensadores tais como Foucault e Deleuze, afetando assim, a partir da crítica literária, o campo da filosofia contemporânea
KIN, HYUN JOO. "Le statut imaginaire de l'etre chez maurice blanchot." Paris 7, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA070099.
Full textIMAGES ARE A SECOND LIFE, AND THIS SECOND LIFE - OR RATHER, THIS SECOND SPACE - DOES NOT LIE ON THE MARGINS OF POSITIVE, REAL LIFE BUT, ON THE CONTRARY, PERMEATES IT, AND HAUNTS IT THROUGHOUT. IT IS PRESENT IN REAL LIFE AS A SECOND, BACKGROUND DIMENSION, BOTH THE MOST INTIMATE AND THE MOST DIFFICULTE TO DEFINE, WHERE THE PLAY OF DESIRES, DREAMS, AND MEMORIES IS PERCEPTIBLE. THE QUESTION OF IMAGE IN BLANCHOT, AND EVEN MORE SO, THAT OF THE FASCINATING IMAGE, IS THEREFORE NEITHER VAIN NOR FUTILE. IT LIES AS THE VERY HEART OF EXISTENCE, WHICH, without IT, WOULD NOT BE AS IT IS. BUT THE FASCINATING IMAGE IS ONE WHICH CAUSES US TO WONDER WHAT TYPE OF IMAGE IT IS, AND THEREFORE WHETHER REALITY IS AT IT SEEMS. WHAT IS IMAGINARY RESIDES IN THE AMBIGUITY INHERENT IN IMAGE, WHICH MAKES US REACH THROUGH UNREALITY TOWARDS A REALITY WHICH ONLY EXISTS INSOFAR AS IT CANNOT BE GRASPED. THUS, WHAT BLANCHOT REVEALS IS NOT THE TRUTH OF THE IMAGE - NOT AT ALL. THERE IS NO TRUTHFUL IMAGE, AND THE IMAGE ALWAYS PROJECTS NOT TOWARDS A BEING BUT TOWARDS A NON-BEING. WHAT HE REVEALS IS, THEREFORE, HOW WHAT ONLY EXISTS BY NON-EXISTENCE, BY NON-BEING, CAN CAUSE US TO ASK QUESTIONS WHICH ARE INSEPARABLE FROM OUR LIVES. HERE THE BEING WILL DEMAND IMAGINARY STATUS, DESIGNATED AS NEUTRAL. WE WILL THEREFORE ATTEMPT TO APPROACH THE WORKS IN SUCH A WAY AS TO CAST LIGHT UPON THE ESSENTIAL IMPLICATIONS ARISING FROM THE CHOICE OF ONE OF THE TWO TERMS : BEING AND NON-BEING, REAL AND UNREAL. THIS WILL LEAD US TO DISCOVERY OF A CONCEPTION OF WHAT IS IMAGINARY THAT WILL REMODEL THE FIELD OF ALL HUMAN EXPERIENCE
Mottin, Nicole. "Maurice Blanchot, alliance et mésalliance dans le dialogue." Lyon 2, 2001. http://theses.univ-lyon2.fr/sdx/theses/lyon2/2001/mottin_n.
Full textThe dialogues, in Maurice Blanchot's works, question the literary Spaceʺ which conveys not only subject matters but also a speech which attempts to answer the impossibleʺ. They also question on Language which includes questioning on Thought. We consider what the author names the obscureʺ inherent in communication. Our approach consists less in analysing or paraphrasing the dialogues, then considered as mere textual objects than in considering them as words pregnant with desire. The characters seem to live out of space and out of time. They let themselves wander in order to face the secret law of language better. They take the risk of approaching others as if they could reach the truth of their beings. We try to determine what the breach in the dialogue is. It is not useless to wonder how, under these conditions, the meeting is possible. This is why we take into consideration the desire which attempts to express itself through what Lacan names une articulation signifianteʺ. Love appeals to the mystery of the Other Oneʺ, that unknown and unknowable part of each of us. The author shows how incommunicability underlies communication. Reading the dialogues allows us to approach beings who strive to establish the ultimate relationship. This untiring quest for secret joins that of the speechless interlocution of our inner interrogations
YU, CHIH-CHUNG. "La critique et la modernite chez maurice blanchot." Paris 7, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988PA070034.
Full textThrough the illusions of all modernists discourses, french literary and philosophical thought is entered into the period of the post-modernism. The work of m. Blanchot have taked a fundamental place in this passage. His work keep us out of the modernists illusions and persuade us, in the same time, that the post-modernism, what ever the forms it takes, will be the unique condition for all thoughts
Khakshour, Faroudji Morteza. "Poétique du silence dans l’œuvre de Maurice Blanchot." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2022. https://accesdistant.sorbonne-universite.fr/login?url=https://theses-intra.sorbonne-universite.fr/2022SORUL016.pdf.
Full textMaurice Blanchot's work is mysterious and disturbing. Its reader should already be prepared to get lost in a labyrinth and accept the risk of being locked in this space. Much of the Blanchot criticism is concerned with the desperate quest for the infinite and the impossible in literature; in his stories, Maurice Blanchot tries to practice the principles and elements of this specific conception of literature through a poetics of silence. This thesis focuses, first, on the literary thought of Blanchot who, in our opinion, is primarily interested in indicating the flaws and failure of writing to trace the unspeakable; we then attempt to measure the consequences of such an approach in Blanchot's narrative work
Pulido, Martha. "L'approche d'autrui, dans l'oeuvre romanesque de Maurice Blanchot." Paris 12, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA120058.
Full textThe present work introduces the theme of the process of transformation experienced in the ways of seeing the other ; therefore, a transformation of the perception of the literary work, and of the time favourable to its creation. M. Blanchot's work speaks to the contemporary man questioning : what is litterature good for ? the character that allows this approach is the wandering poet, thomas, whom we have drawn near the image of the suppliant and the troubadour. In this manner, m. Blanchot's work reveals itself as a challenge against the law in general, and against the narrative laws in particular, so serving the purpose of forgetting the weight of the law
Chan, Wai-chung. "The insistence of literature in Blanchot and Derrida." Click to view the E-thesis via HKUTO, 2008. http://sunzi.lib.hku.hk/hkuto/record/B40887819.
Full textSchulte, Nordholt Anna Elisabeth. "L'expérience de l'écriture dans l'oeuvre de Maurice Blanchot /." [S.l.] : [s.n.], 1993. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb36210555d.
Full textYu, Chih Chung. "La Critique de la modernité chez Maurice Blanchot." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1989. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb376193148.
Full textMottin, Nicole Gelas Bruno. "Maurice Blanchot, alliance et mésalliance dans le dialogue." [S.l.] : [s.n.], 2001. http://theses.univ-lyon2.fr/sdx/theses/lyon2/2001/mottin_n.
Full textBYLAARDT, Cid Ottoni. "Lobo Antunes e Blanchot: o diálogo da impossibilidade." reponame:Repositório Institucional da UFC, 2006. http://www.repositorio.ufc.br/handle/riufc/19610.
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Esta tese empreende uma leitura de sete dos últimos romances do escritor português António Lobo Antunes, a partir das concepções de literatura de Maurice Blanchot. Os romances estudados são Tratado das paixões da alma; A ordem natural das coisas; O manual dos inquisidores; Não entres tão depressa nessa noite escura; Que farei quando tudo arde?; Boa tarde às coisas aqui em baixo e Hei de amar uma pedra. As obras de Maurice Blanchot mais citadas nesta tese são La part du feu, L'entretien infini, L’espace littéraire, Le livre à venir, L’écriture du désastre, La bête de Lascaux e La folie du jour, embora muitos outros escritos do filósofo francês tenham comparecido quando necessário...
Kuzma, Joseph Dlaboha. "Erotic scenographies : Blanchot, Nietzsche & the exigency of return." Thesis, University of Warwick, 2011. http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/47816/.
Full textGuedes, Juliana Braga. "Maria Gabriela Llansol eMaurice Blanchot: a escritura do desastre." Universidade Federal do CearÃ, 2015. http://www.teses.ufc.br/tde_busca/arquivo.php?codArquivo=15943.
Full textLes ouvrages Um beijo dado mais tarde (Un baiser donnà plus tard) [1990], A Restante Vida (2001) et Um FalcÃo no Punho (Un faucon au poing) (2011), de l'Ãcrivain portugaise contemporaine Maria Gabriela Llansol (1931 - 2008), seront thÃmes de discussions sur le faire littÃraire. En cette recherche, l'Ãcriture, comme point de convergence, argumentera sur les demandes les plus communes des aspects de comprÃhension d'un texte littÃraire : narrateur, trame, personnages et temps. Nous avons rompu cependant avec le contrat traditionnel de dÃfinition tÃlÃologique de ces ÃlÃments et avons listà de nouvelles approches d'Ãlaboration du traitement littÃraire. Pour tel objectif, nous avons eu rendez-vous, au plan du discours, avec le critique et philosophe Maurice Blanchot, en comparant quelques pensÃes insurgÃes, comme : solitude essentielle, silence, nuit, le dehors, l'espace littÃraire, pour parcourir avec plus dÃsinvolture la trame de Llansol. NÃanmoins, nous invitons au travail, les lectures des auteurs : Giorgio Agamben, Roland Barthes, Jacques Derrida, Fernando Pessoa, Kafka, Michel Foucault et quelques essayistes brÃsiliens et portugais pour baser la comprÃhension de la crÃation littÃraire et provoquer de nouvelles expÃriences que subvertissent l'Ãcriture de Llansol. La critique poststructuraliste et le dÃconstructivisme formeront les relations diffÃrenciÃes avec le mot littÃraire et le monde fictionnel de Maria Gabriela Llansol.
As obras Um beijo dado mais tarde [1990], A Restante Vida (2001) e Um FalcÃo no Punho (2011), da autora lusitana contemporÃnea Maria Gabriela Llansol (1931 - 2008), serÃo temas de discussÃes sobre o fazer literÃrio. Nessa pesquisa, a escritura, como ponto de convergÃncia, argumentarà sobre as demandas mais comuns dos aspectos de compreensÃo de um texto literÃrio: narrador, enredo, personagens e tempo. No entanto, rompemos com o contrato tradicional de definiÃÃo teleolÃgica desses elementos e elencamos novas abordagens de elaboraÃÃo do trato literÃrio. Para tal intento, realizamos um encontro, no plano do discurso, com o crÃtico e filÃsofo Maurice Blanchot, comparando alguns pensamentos insurgentes, como: solidÃo essencial, silÃncio, noite, o fora, o espaÃo literÃrio, para transitarmos com mais desenvoltura pela trama de Llansol. NÃo obstante, convidamos ao trabalho, as leituras dos autores: Giorgio Agamben, Roland Barthes, Jacques Derrida, Fernando Pessoa, Kafka, Michel Foucault e alguns ensaÃstas brasileiros e lusitanos para embasar o entendimento da criaÃÃo literÃria e provocar novas experiÃncias que subvertam a escritura de Llansol. A crÃtica pÃs-estruturalista e o desconstrutivismo formarÃo as relaÃÃes diferenciadas com a palavra literÃria e o mundo ficcional de Maria Gabriela Llansol
Pan, Yi-fan. "Sur l’écriture : la question de l’innommable chez Maurice Blanchot." Thesis, Paris 10, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA100106.
Full textIs the writing of Maurice Blanchot determined by its philosophical thought or literary thought? Because of his dual roles, critic and novelist, Blanchot’s writing seems to display two possible thoughts: philosophical and literary thoughts. Philosophical thought is the aim on uncovering the truth. As a result, the writing becomes an implement to represent the dialectical thinking. Every chosen word must correspond to what the thinker stated so that the reader can follow it. Literary thought bases on transforming the original fact. A novelist asks the reader to look for the second meaning in his writing, in other words, what he wrote is not equal to what he meant. Thus what is written (by the author) is not yet written, but is waiting for written (by readers). There are two kinds of writing: one tells the truth, the other tells the lie. How can readers distinguish the reality from the writing of Blanchot? Can readers believe Blanchot’s literary criticism while he is also a novelist along with those rhetorical writing skills? One questing would Blanchot never confuse between his double roles. Accordingly, this thesis will discuss the indeterminacy within the writing of Maurice Blanchot