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Radical Indecision: Barthes, Blanchot, Derrida, and the Future of Criticism by Leslie Hill, 2010-01-15 After Blanchot: Literature, Criticism, Philosophy (Monash Romance) Faux pas by Maurice Blanchot, 1987-01-01 When the Time Comes by Maurice Blanchot, 1985-12-06 The Most High (French Modernist Library) by Maurice Blanchot, 2001-05-01 The Book to Come (Meridian: Crossing Aesthetics) by Maurice Blanchot, 2002-12 Vicious Circles by Maurice Blanchot, 1985-01-06 The Writing of the Disaster by Maurice Blanchot, 1986-04 The Last Man by Maurice Blanchot, 1987-10-15 Passion and Excess: Blanchot, Bataille, and Literary Theory by Steven Shaviro, 1990-05-28 Bataille, Klossowski, Blanchot: Writing at the Limit by Leslie Hill, 2001-08-16 The Dismembered Community: Bataille, Blanchot, Leiris, and the Remains of Laure by Milo Sweedler, 2009-06-30 L'Arret De Mort by Maurice Blanchot, 1977-11-25 Thomas l'obscur by Maurice Blanchot, 1992-03-03

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61. Alphamusic - A Station
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62. BDHL - Fiche Complète D'un écrivain
    Translate this page maurice blanchot a écrit notamment Thomas L'Obscur (1941), L'Arrêtde mort (1948), Le Dernier Homme (1957), L'Attente, l'oubli (1962).  
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63. Archipiélago :: 49. Pongamos Que Se Habla De Maurice Blanchot
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64. Archipiélago :: 49. Pongamos Que Se Habla De Maurice Blanchot
    Translate this page PRESENTACIÓN CARPETA Nº 49 Pongamos que se habla de maurice blanchot.Archipiélago, en estrecha colaboración con la editorial  
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    Extractions: Este sitio se puede visualizar mucho mejor utilizando un navegador que soporte los estándares web . No obstante, sigue siendo accesible a cualquier otro navegador. Promociones 2002 Archipiélago, en estrecha colaboración con la editorial Arena de Madrid, ha pensado convocar aquí a los lectores a dirigir la atención o, mejor diríamos en este caso, a volver la mirada, hacia la escritura de Maurice Blanchot. Si decimos Maurice Blanchot, desde luego que no queremos decir, como no es por lo demás nunca nuestra intención, la cotización de un Nombre Propio en la bolsa de los valores culturales, ni el intento de especular en ella al alza ni a la baja o de encender espectaculares luces de neón o devotos resplandores de velas en torno a una obra o una figura. Eso, por mucho que además no queramos, lo más seguro es que se produzca en cualquier caso. Pero pongamos —deseemos— que sea algo residual y al margen de nuestra convocatoria. A lo que convocamos pues no es a volver la mirada hacia el rostro de un escritor sin rostro que ha sabido preservar su ausencia en su presencia, su aparición desde su desaparición —como es sabido, en la práctica casi sólo contamos con una fotografía suya de juventud, y con que está y vive pero sin estar o por lo menos sin saberlo a ciencia cierta—, sino a volver la mirada hacia su escritura, hacia la tarea incesante e incierta de su escritura. El escritor pertenece a la obra, ha escrito, escribir es lo interminable, y ahí, en la obra, en lo interminable, en lo de afuera, es donde proponemos bajar a buscarlo o hacia donde vamos a volver nuestra mirada.

65. Fondo De Cultura Económica: Autor Blanchot, Maurice
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66. Gregg, J.: Maurice Blanchot And The Literature Of Transgression.
    of the book maurice blanchot and the Literature of Transgressionby Gregg, J., published by Princeton University Press.  
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    Extractions: Shopping Cart Reviews Table of Contents In this book, the first in English devoted exclusively to Maurice Blanchot, John Gregg examines the problematic interaction between the two forms of discourse, critical and fictional, that comprise this writer's hybrid oeuvre. The result is a lucid introduction to the thought of one of the most important figures on the French intellectual scene of the past half-century. Gregg organizes his discussion around the notion of transgression, which Blanchot himself took over from Georges Bataillemost palpably in his interpretation of the myth of Orpheusas a paradigm capable of accounting for the relationships that exist in the textual economies formed by author, work, and reader. Chapters on the critical work address such issues as Blanchot's ambivalent attitude toward the speculative dialectic of Hegelianism, his thematization of literature's involvement with death, and the mythical and Biblical figures he uses to portray the acts of reading and writing. Gregg also performs extended close readings of two representative works of fiction, and L'Attente l'oubli

67. Every Bookstore: Books By Maurice Blanchot
    Foucault blanchot maurice blanchot - The Thought from Outside; Michel FoucaultAs I Imagine Him by Michel Foucault, maurice blanchot, Brian Massumi  
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68. Literary Studies: General French Literature Faux Pas Maurice Blanchot
    Literary studies general French Literature Faux Pas maurice blanchot. Authormaurice blanchot. Dennis Hume Wrong Modern Condi  
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69. Literary Studies: General French Literature Faux Pas Maurice Blanchot
    Literary studies general French Literature Faux Pas maurice blanchot. Author mauriceblanchot. Stewart Angas Weaver The Hammo J Hillis Miller Black Holes  
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70. Maurice Blanchot Page 2
    maurice blanchot, the absent voice 2. It does not base itself on somethingwhich already is. This could be the cry of the opponents  
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    Extractions: index essays reviews page 1 ... page 4 Maurice Blanchot, the absent voice 2 It does not base itself on something which already is . This could be the cry of the opponents of the kind of literature that does not engage with current events or familiar social relations, and where the style, language and subject matter - or lack of it - resists the utility of common understanding. Is modern literature, then, prophetic? The nature of the question means the answer cannot be stated as such, only experienced. The moment it is answered, the language of the future is negated and drawn into Socrates' dialogue of utility. However, this is not to distinguish experience and literature. Contrary to popular opinion, literature is intimate with daily experience. Blanchot puts it this way: "Upon the background noise constituted by our knowledge of the world's daily course, which precedes, accompanies, and follows in us all knowledge, we cast forth, walking or sleeping, phrases that are punctuated by questions. Murmuring questions. What are they worth? What do they say? These are still more questions." (trans. Susan Hanson)

71. Maurice Blanchot Page 1
    maurice blanchot, the absent voice. There are many remarkable facts aboutthe long life of the French novelist and philosopher maurice blanchot.  
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    Extractions: index essays reviews page 2 ... page 4 Maurice Blanchot, the absent voice In my opinion . What is that worth? The question of authority - mine, Blanchot's or anybody else's - is the invisible centre of our cultural ideology. We all know that Liberal Democracy is based on choice; each individual is free to choose and each individual's choice is as good as any other's. So, when I write in my opinion , I remove all weight from the judgement. The complete opposite is equally valid. Despite this, we still make definite choices in what to read, watch or listen to, as if hoping, despite everything, for something more than nothing. The act of choice itself speaks of a need: for nourishment, entertainment or distraction, or all three combined. But we have little guidance on what and why to choose. Perhaps the recent proliferation of award ceremonies and prize competitions for each art form is no coincidence: the award-winning novel, the platinum-selling album, the blockbuster movie. We want a guarantee of value. Each offers a mitigation of one's apparently random choice. At the same time, however, we know, like a General Election, it is meaningless. Nothing changes. Such is the totality of Liberal Democracy. Worse still, the condition has a retrospective affect. Nothing escapes its scything action. History is flattened too, shorn of meaning. Even critiques of the condition become

72. Foucault, Info.: The Times -- Maurice Blanchot
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    Extractions: Mainpage /Weblog/ The Times Maurice Blanchot ] - Name dropping in Madness and Civilization February 26, 2003 The Times Maurice Blanchot Life and work of Maurice Blanchot are described in this article. from Times online February 26, 2003 Maurice Blanchot Reclusive author and critic whose political and philosophical writing informed the work of Derrida, Foucault and Barthes Maurice Blanchot was probably the least-read yet most influential French writer of the postwar era. Reclusive to a degree, shunning all public appearances, refusing even to be photographed (though once snapped unawares), he nevertheless played a decisive part in the transformation of the literary and philosophical landscape of France in the second half of the 20th century. He had no disciples, his readers were invited to act as if he did not exist, yet no writer can have devoted himself more selflessly to the simple intimacy of friendship, from which much of his influence stemmed. He was born in 1907 in Quain, a village in the département of Saône-et-Loire. Obtaining his baccalauréat at a precocious age, he went to Strasbourg to study German and philosophy, before completing a Diplôme d’Etudes Supérieures at the Sorbonne. He then studied medicine for a while. In Strasbourg he met the philosopher Emmanuel Levinas, and their friendship was to last until Levinas’s death in 1995. In 1930 Blanchot turned his back on the university and joined the foreign desk of the Journal des Débats, a once mighty conservative daily then in terminal decline. Simultaneously and more adventurously, he began to publish occasional pieces in a range of youthful and energetic nationalist journals, the organs of the Jeune Droite, which sprang up in reaction to the internal and external crises affecting France between the wars. He also wrote regularly for Le Rempart, a shortlived nationalist daily founded in 1933 by Paul Lévy in response to Hitler’s rise to power, before becoming Editor-in-Chief of Lévy’s weekly Aux Ecoutes, a post he held until 1940.

73. Norman Madarasz: Maurice Blanchot, 1907-2003
    maurice blanchot (19072003). By NORMAN MADARASZ. French writer, essayist and novelist,maurice blanchot died on Thursday February 20 at the age of 95.  
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    Extractions: home subscribe about us books ... feedback Counter Punch March 8, 2003 By NORMAN MADARASZ F rench writer, essayist and novelist, Maurice Blanchot died on Thursday February 20 at the age of 95. In a fantasy world his death would have gone almost unnoticed. Only in a fantasy, nonetheless. For Blanchot was the most enigmatic writer of 20th century France. And, in an untypical sense, he was one of its greatest. After frenetic activity as a rightwing political journalist in his youth, Blanchot leaned toward the novel and nationalist revolution, only to join the French Resistance during WWII. In the ensuing decades, his galvanizing communism led him away from fiction and toward the essay idiom to forge one of the most profound oeuvres in French literature. He published little since the nineteen-eighties. Yet his literary presence draped an unfathomed cape of darkness over the course of what we call here: 'French poststructural thought'; and there: philosophy tout court Next to Jean-Paul Sartre, Blanchot's incarnation as a writer turned an entire generation of philosophers and intellectuals toward musings on literature. Alain Badiou unequivocally labeled his effect on philosophy as one of literary fetishism. His work shrunk philosophy into the meandering lines of ambiguity in which truth is less determined as a value than as descriptive energy. Its consequence was to make the 'void' into an ever-evolving concept, regardless of its perpetual withdrawal.

74. Imec : Fonds
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75. Dominique Rabaté, Poser Sa Voix, Un Texte Sur Maurice Blanchot, In Poétique De
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77. LeLibraire : Maurice Blanchot, L'ancien, L'effroyablement Ancien - Roger Laporte
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78. Maurice Blanchot, Le Solitaire De La Littérature
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79. New College Of California Poetics Program Thesis: An Obscure Presence: The Negat
    The Negative Eschatology. of maurice blanchot. Kevin S. Fitzgerald. Master ofArts in Poetics Thesis. New College of California. San Francisco, USA. May 1999.  
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    Extractions: The Negative Eschatology of Maurice Blanchot Kevin S. Fitzgerald Master of Arts in Poetics Thesis New College of California San Francisco, USA May 1999 Revised February 2000 I soon realized that what I had taken for a gathering of nymphs was only a fitful movement of shadows. -Jacques Roubaud The Plurality of Worlds of Lewis Anxiously he brushed past all these dim forms, as though among the phantoms of the dead, in the realms of darkness, he had been searching for a lost Eurydice. -Proust Swann's Way Yet one doubt Pursues me still, lest all I cannot die, Lest that pure breath of Life, the Spirit of Man Which God inspir'd, cannot together perish With this corporeal Clod; then in the Grave, Or in some other dismal place, who knows But I shall die a living Death? O thought Horrid, if true! -Milton Paradise Lost Table of Contents 1999-2000 Kevin S. Fitzgerald All Rights Reserved Correspondence: kfitzgerald@email.com

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