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Sobrinho, Luciana Pereira. "Imagens do corpo em Henri Michaux." reponame:Repositório Institucional da UnB, 2009. http://repositorio.unb.br/handle/10482/8303.
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Esta dissertação apresenta o poeta belga Henri Michaux, de modo a evidenciar que corpo é o ponto de partida e o meio pelo qual a escrita michaudiana se realiza. Portanto, selecionou-se os seguintes poemas, Os olhos, Magia, Circulando dentro do meu corpo e Movimentos, retirados de obras de períodos diferentes da vida desse poeta. Primeiramente, demostra-se a biografia do poeta, entretanto, não há interesse em resumir este trabalho em uma análise biográfica. E sim, provocar o leitor, fazendo que perceba Henri Michaux como um poeta que, de certa forma, desenvolveu sua escrita a partir da consciência de um corpo que experimenta. Assim, o autor por meio da sua experiência de vida prática e existencial criou uma escrita plena de imagens do corpo com o intuito de imprimir em si o mundo, revelando um corpo que sofre e descreve seus sofrimentos. Em seguida, realiza-se as análises dos poemas mencionados. Logo depois, conclui-se pelas análises e traduções que o poeta cria uma escrita singular e imagética em que a relação entre o espaço interno e externo é contraditória e complementar, pois a obra michaudiana mantém essa relação entre o poeta e a experimentação corporal de si mesmo para causar em seu leitor reações súbitas por meio da linguagem poética. Ao final, há as traduções dos poemas como uma forma de leitura complementar para melhor compreender as análises que as antecedem. ______________________________________________________________________________ ABSTRACT
This paper aims to present the Belgian poet Henri Michaux, by means of highlight the body as being the starting point and the way the writing of Michaux is performed. For that reason, there have been selected the following poems “ Les yeux”, “ Magie”, “ En circulant dans mon corps” and “Mouvements” These poems were taken from different periods of his life. Firstly, it explored Michaux‟s biography, but it did not mean to put these words shortened in a biographical analysis. However, it aimed to provoke the reader by making him understand Henri Michaux as a poet who developed somehow his writing from the conciousness of a body he experienced. This way, the writer created a style of writing full of body images, which printed on him the world he had around and revealed such a suffering body and all its descriptions at the moment he experienced his practical and existential life. Then, the poems above were analyzed. It was concluded from the analysis and translations of those poems that the writer forms a unique and imaginal writing where the relation between inside and outside spaces is contradictory and complementary. It is accordingly stated because Michaux‟s work keeps the relation between poet and self body experimentation just to make his readers having such sudden reactions through the poetic language. Finally, there are the translations of the poems as a complementary reading to better understand the precedent analysis. ______________________________________________________________________________ RÉSUMÉ
Cette dissertation présente le poète belge Henri Michaux de manière à évider que le corps est le point de départ et le moyen pour lequel l‟écriture michaudienne se réalise. Alors, on a sélectionné les poèmes suivants « Les yeux », « Magie » « En circulant dans mon corps » et « Mouvements », retirés des oeuvres des périodes différentes de la vie de ce poète. Premièrement, on démontre la biographie du poète, cependant, il n'y a pas d'intérêt en résumer ce travail à une analyse biographique, mais de provoquer le lecteur en lui faisant apercevoir Henri Michaux comme un poète qui d'une certaine manière a développé son écriture à partir de la conscience d'un corps qui expérimente. Ainsi, parmi l'expérience de sa vie pratique et existentielle, l'auteur a crée une écriture pleine d'images du corps avec l'intention d'imprimer en soi le monde, en révélant un corps qui souffre et décrit ses souffrances. Ensuite, on analyse les poèmes mentionnés. Puis on conclut par les analyses et les traductions que le poète crée une écriture singulière et imagée donc la relation entre l'espace interne et externe est contradictoire et complémentaire, parce que l'oeuvre michaudienne maintient cette relation entre le poète et l'expérimentation corporelle de soi-même pour causer aux lecteurs des réactions subites travers le langage poétique. À la fin, il y a des traductions des poèmes comme une forme de lecture complémentaire pour mieux comprendre des analyses antérieures.
THIRY, SANDRINE. "L'un enfin en foule le proces de l'unite dans l'oeuvre de henri michaux." Paris 7, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA070143.
Full textThe end of the nineteenth century was marked by a loss of transcendence, which has been growing during the twentieth century. This religious decline has two main consequences on henri michaux's poetical works : a nostalgia for unity (almost divine) on the one hand, and a new attention to the multiple on the other hand. This loss of transcendence exposes the poet to a break of sense and to a loss of inspiration, which leads michaux to a new approach to poetry : instead of being in his element with the ascending, synthetic movement of metaphor, the poet is faced with breathlessness on the horizontal, unstable axis of metonymy. Indeed, because of this absence of unity, it is not possible anymore for him to have a synthetic representation of the world. Then, the poet is a led to a leak's movement : always proteus, he cannot have a synthetic representation of the world anymore, which compromises mimesis as resemblance. Nevertheless, even though the latter, just like the metaphor, is no more possible, vigour and velocity will replace it in order to give the multiple a real place in poetic or pictorial works (michaux is a painter too). The one will be no more an object of nostalgia, it will be rather denounced as a source of power and domination ; then the downfall is not felt as humiliation anymore but the condition for a revival of this poetry. This way, after he had suffered his feeling of being dispossessed and after he had pushed away the multiple, the poet comes to terms with it in order to envisage another poetry, for which one still has to find the language that will try to catch at best the multiplicity of the subject
Kim, Chang-Kyum. "Poétique de l'aphasie chez Henri Michaux." Paris 8, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA083092.
Full textAphasia is a "disease of langue" that opposes language, whose poetic possibility is thus ignored, or at least very little explored. Hence the necessity of theoretical displacement, until the metaphorical strength of the aphasic phase's fatality, which then motivates the radical criterion of today's poetical judgement. The question is thus the adaptation and application of Meschonnic and Dessons's theory of rhythm, which is liable to create a democratic poetic, in its relation to the "poetic-ethical-political". In this respect, this thesis is an aphasic act which aims to rewrite and reinvent Michaux : "Poegraphy (Poégraphie)", "Michaux's modernity" and "Michaux's aphasic writing and its stake". Simultaneously paradoxical and even contradictory, "Poetic of the aphasia in Henri Michaux" partake in a quest of "silence", whose poetical stake perpetually multiply the questions of rhythm and subject, calling into play the infinity of discourse
Tilea, Monica. "Henri Michaux : déplacements et interventions poïétiques." Roumanie, Universitatea din Craiova, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006ARTO0004.
Full textHenri Michaux is in permanent motion in a fluctuating universe with mobile and confusing frontiers that he permanently destroys and re-invents. In order to analyse the effects that this constant propensity for the elsewhere has upon his poiein, we took into account Michaux's voyages within real and imaginary spaces, which are exterior to creation, as well, as his circulation within creative activities represented by the passage from writing to painting. Our reflection on the creative process of the writer and painter Henri Michaux starts from his own reading pattern identified in “Aventures de lignes”, where he recomposes the genesis of Paul Klee's paintings beginning from their formal appearance. This poietic/poetic approach, suggested by Michaux himself, allowed the analyses of the interventions of an artist who transforms the spaces he traverses according to his creative needs and expectations and led to the conclusion that Michaux's creative process implies a constant exchange with the outside and that it is dominated by kinesthetic and visual perception. Moreover, it became evident that the discussed poietic displacements undergo poetic changes which determine the emergence, in “Épreuves, Écorcismes”, of a scream-writing situated half-way between painting and writing by its instauration as well as by its poetics. Contrary to the conventional representation of a self-centered Michaux, our thesis places his poietic/poetic becoming under the sign of introspective and perceptive actions, physical experiences energising his creative gesture and maintaining its dynamism
Cho, Byung-Joon. "Analyse de l'esprit dans l'oeuvre de Henri Michaux." Rouen, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991ROUEL134.
Full textHenri Michaux, an experimental rationalist, depens our understanding of the functionning of the human mind through his experiences both existential and artistic. He has left us an important collection of reflexions and critical observations as a basis of furthur study and a better comprehension of the human mind
RHEE, ZHINHONG. "Henri michaux et le probleme d'etre : la quete ontologique d'henri michaux." Paris 7, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA070097.
Full textMartin, Jean-Pierre. "Henri Michaux : Dérives du "Berger d'eau" : écritures de soi, expatriation (1922-1945)." Paris 4, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA040170.
Full textAfter describing the heterodox practice of reading of the early years. Michaux's meeting with Christian mysticism and natural science, I then intend to stress the importance of his often neglected literary debut (1922-1927), through a diachronic study. Between 1927 and 1945, a diversified writing of the self, refusing pathos and autobiographic confidence, means to be a transcription of the inner experience through any possible literary genre, and draws a diffracted self-portrait in the stories, travel books and poems. In the meantime, a poetics of expatriation is trying to find its own original way. Confronted with the monsters of history during the war, it will take new forms. In this study, I’ve paid particular attention to the rare and only once published texts, to the letters and aborted projects
Kim, Yong-Hyun. "La tentation théâtrale chez Henri Michaux." Montpellier 3, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004MON30023.
Full textMost often, when reading Henri Michaux (1899-1984)'s poetry, the reader finds himself facing à scene. However, the essence of his theatre is not to be found exclusively in his two dramatic plays but actually in the informal integrity of his various works. It concerns the inner theatre which is firstly an attitude towards the world. The spectator's attention denies the absoluteness of reality. Against it, the author projects another imaginary space in which a great number of creatures appear, each acting as a protagonist in the broadest sense of the word and whose voices compose a polyphonic dialog. Also, the multi-aspect spontaneity of these creatures under many guises gives authenticity to the expression of the being, thus preventing it from falling into an external and fixed form. The dramatic process acts as a kind of exorcism taming the movements of fate. The works of Michaux are a stage production of these inventions, left unachieved, incomplete, without denouement and in expectation by the poet so as to get closer to the essence of life unseizable with words
André, Geneviève. "Henri Michaux et l'Orient : d'un extrême ailleurs l'autre." Paris 4, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA040021.
Full textMichaux's works, sprang from the intellectual crisis in Europe, dedicated from the start towards an inward adventure, could not but find in the Orient a powerful ferment in his search. .
Nantois, Aurélien. "Henri Michaux : déplacements et mutations de l'ailleurs poétique." Thesis, Tours, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009TOUR2006/document.
Full textBeing "anywhere out of the world" as a poetical space, is a central concept of poetry. Henri Michaux, following Baudelaire and Rimbaud is one of the main explorers of the poetical space. The notion of a specific space of poetic and artistic creation is used to analyze how the poet transforms poetry. The real space of travel and the space of imagination in his poetry join together for a journey in which the poet reconciles with himself. Henri Michaux uses his will of weakness to escape the classical and romantic tradition and resist to the world around him. The exploration of his interiority, and the modification of space that it requires, make him confront to the universal pain of men. The poet, despite the wounds of his life, wants his inner space to be in peace. He bases his art on Asian philosophies and the ancient shamanic magic. He reaches a healing art which renews poetry by using of shifting and mutations of the poetic space
Royère, Anne-Christine. ""La face à la bouche perdue" : l'enjeu d'une voix à soi dans l'oeuvre d'Henri Michaux." Paris 3, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA030129.
Full textJackson, Patrick. "Drogue et expérience littéraire dans l'oeuvre de Henri Michaux." Thesis, McGill University, 1994. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=26280.
Full textLe, Bouteiller Anne. "La quête d'Henri Michaux." Paris 4, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA040300.
Full textFifty years after Rimbaud, Michaud resumed the hitherto fruitless attempt to bring about the transmutation of the being and nature. He experienced severe difficulties in affirming his personality owing to psychological problems: the findings of Jung make it possible to identify these. His quest is fundamentally flawed: he denies the notion that one's own personality and faculties evolve; he sees these as a succession of psychological then energetic and subsequently brain-arranged mechanisms which have to be broken in order for him to change. To bring this about, he had recourse successively to original stylistic and pictorial methods - the latter reflecting techniques of modern painting dating from the immediate post-war years. Having unceasingly experienced altering phases of anger or despair or confusion, he could achieve no- thing. At the same time, he read extensively among the holy scriptures of India; some of his findings led him to conduct experiments on himself- either under normal conditions or, in the second part of his life, under psychedelic drugs. Thus he verified the conclusions on which are based the trainings of initiation in various beliefs, traditions and philosophies: at the first level, the reality of man's internal self and intuitive knowledge; at a superior level, the reality of a wider and deeper internal structure of which the master is a cosmic self. He proved that these realities are always present in every human being, hence the importance of his pioneering work in this fields. He leaves behind him books and pictures wherein are shown the workings of his inner life yet no apparent meaning can be discerned; poetry and portraits testify to the drama of one who has failed; superb texts celebrate the states of mind and soul that he experienced only for them to fade away
Chamchinov, Serguei. "Henri Michaux, "Signes", "Gestes", "Mouvements" : écriture et peinture." Paris 8, 2006. http://octaviana.fr/document/117579041#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Full textThis research has shown a pluralisation in the mapping out of the work by Michaux. The questions are: How has Michaux tried to mount the breaks which are symptomatic of the West, but non of the East, and between that which is written and that which is drawn? What is it that passes between the different zones of creation by Michaux (be it in his poems, in his texts of different subjects, in his paintings, or in his books)? Two central principles of his research are 1. Problems of his own auto-recognition and of his acceptance of himself, and 2. The problem of the communication by his gestures and the mouvements. Three main notions are clearly outlined: The sings, the gestures and the mouvements. Studying the vocabulary unique to Michaux, as well as examining his attempts to create “forms in movement”, we examine how he has overcome the ruptures in the conflict between the individual and the society
Chabot, Anne-Lise. "Henri Michaux : une expérience du passage." Paris 8, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA080873.
Full textThe purpose here is to study the stakes and charactarestics of the philosophical concept of "passage" (drawed by g. Deleuze) mainly through henri michaux's literary works. It first deals with three of the main sketches : the stranger process of becoming, the intensive process of becoming and the flying process of becoming. The death of michaux's young wife faces the passage to the death of the beloved. The evolution from la ralentie to l'espace aux ombres shows a link between mourning and passage. To check this hypothesis, quelque chose noir by jacques roubaud and jean-louis giovannoni's work are studied. It's obvious then that the refusal of mourning stands as an obstacle to "passage". The second meeting of death and passage is the hardship of his own death jean revezy' novel : le passage gives the clearest explanation : the acceptance of his own death shows the way, meeting death while alive. There is the same link in pierrealbert jourdan's essay between the acceptance of his own loss and passage. The search for passage through the use of drugs makes michaux face the hardship of this death. By accepting it, the being is revealed to him. Death becomes the instrument of passage and the real dimension of passage is discovered : the contemplation of the infinite being without identity nor name
Pinet-Thélot, Livane. "Henry Michaux, Yves Bonnefoy : deux épreuves d'un visage." Paris 7, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA070103.
Full textThis thesis is about Henri Michaux - poet and painter - and Yves Bonnefoy poet fond of painting. The question that sustend the whole work is the next one: what kind of experience - at the very beginning - has conditioned the two poets in their writing that make us understand why they became poet ? The first part of our work deals with the childhood of the poets as far as language is concerned. Michaux in his childhood was injured by language: he was closed on himself. Whereas Bonnefoy had a happy relationship with others and the world, therefore with language: but this easy relationship has been broken by a negative experience. In the second parts we study the poems themselves to show how the poets need poetry to try to find the unity never found or once lost. Poetry is not efficiant enough to cure Michaux who needs, then, to express himself through painting - that is a third part-; and Bonnefoy, as a poet, needs painting to recover and get through the lost origin. Finally, Michaux and Bonnefoy - in their very different relation with poetry and painting-search the same aim: that is the occasion of a general reflexion on poetry
Du, Qinggang. "Entre Occident et Orient : Henri Michaux et le vide." Paris 8, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA080762.
Full textInfluenced by the wisdoms of orient vacuity, michaux is a poet who researchs in the two kinds of culture. He lives and writes amongthe two vacuity. He opens a long dialog which is, like his body, based on a column absent. In cultivating the field of emptiness, over the two cultures, he indicates a intermediate way of metaphysical liberation and develops a poetic voice of which the effect comes from the energe of lack and vacuity
Wanachaet, Achara. "Le poète voyage : Les Grandes épreuves de l'esprit dans l'oeuvre d'Henri Michaux." Paris 7, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991PA070073.
Full textThe analysis of the three texts -- ecuador, un barbare en asie, voyage en grande garabagne, -- reveals an original quest by a poet of refusal who exploits journey and language to approach the "problem of being" that preoccupies his mind. These texts complement one another to present a man's journey from the known to the unknown world, a journey that reflects at the same time the traveller's spiritual and poetical itinerary towards his "inner self". The refusal of the world and himself, the eternal dissatisfaction due to his nature, endlessly motivate this passenger "without baggage", pursuing "the adventure to be in life", to journey elsewhere, to the unknown and the absolute. Paracoxically, the solitary wanderer also aspires to break the closure of his "solipsistic" isolation in which he feels imprisoned. From this desire, results the creation of the journey's scripture in the form of "dialogism", a scripture full of humour that seeks to recover the forgotten sense of the split self, and to reestablish the poet's lost contact with the world and others
Lehousse, Bernard. "L'Ecriture d'Henri Michaux et les expériences hallucinogènes." Chambéry, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006CHAML009.
Full textMajbour, Fayka. "La notion de poème en prose : PierreReverdy et Henri Michaux." Grenoble 3, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003GRE39021.
Full textRoger, Jérôme. "Henri Michaux : poésie pour savoir, ou la voix de l'essayiste." Paris 8, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA081120.
Full textThis dissertation purports to demonstrate that the notion of a "work" for michaud puts to the test most of the knowledge concerning literature and consequently the very nature of the poetic fact : as a questioning of the workings of language, poetry becomes inseparable from the investigation of the sciences in our century, particularly so anthropology in the broad sense of the term. The hypothesis positing michaux's writing as "essay-writing" rests on both the acknowledging of the reception of the work and michaux's own theoretical reflexion; hence such an assumption acquires a critical and a heuristic function, inasmuch as the notion of "essay writing" persistently puts to the test aesthetic categories and discourse practices. The aim of this dissertation consists in exploring the specificity of michaux's text opening heretofore unknown perspectives concerning the understanding of the relationship between conceptual thought and experience of the self, between writing systems and pictorial creation, between the written word and the voice. The analysis of orality in michaux's writing, heretofore neglected by criticism on the whole, reveals that not only is there no heterogeneity between the oral and the visual, but that this orality participates of the global significance of the work envisaged as a reconstruction of a scattered body. The myth of orpheus turns out to be solidary, in michaux's work, of a voyage through encyclopedia
Metzger, Vincent. "Humour et poésie chez Henri Michaux : 1922-1955." Paris 8, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA081115.
Full textWhen devoting this study to henri michaux's works, i have decided that they were not directly connected with the experience of hallucinatory drugs, or to put it differently it is neither made up of a negative side in which humour is a sign of failure, nor is ther a tendancy for poetry to express itself in a straightforward way. It is therefore necessary to accept the apparent paradox that humour is to be taken seriously. Furthermore, it is not possible to engage in a diachronic study; indeed what is peculiar about this poetry is how it so quickly and suddenly comes to maturity. It is thus essential for the reader to accept intentionally the synchronic character of this study, which is first devoted to the various devices used to represent reality, then to the self-reflexion tendancy of these works, eventually to a writing technique called "short-circuit" by the author which create michaux's originality when compared to some of the contemporaries such as reverdy, ponge or valery
Verger, Romain. "Henri Michaux et le rêve : du récit de rêve à l'onirisme." Paris 3, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA030057.
Full textMichaux, one of the generation of surrealists, establishes his oddity by showing an interest for dream though suggesting a dissident approach : a refusal of automatic writing and gross dreaming. He defines an esthetical project inspirated by oneirism and relying on the literary transfiguration of the dream. His maturation is informed through the relationship with literary and scientific authorities (Breton, Hellens, Freud), an oneiristic family which inspires him, so as to best break away by diverting. From the years nineteen thirty, his application of the " dream style " shows the development of an oneirism poetics based on an inspiration from dreams and from narrative modalities which pertain to the dream relation, so as to give its effect whilst subverting its standards. This oneirism manufacturing alters, firstly, the work dream into a text work animated by the will of mixing the kinds, poetry and narrative prose, strange and familiar facts. Moreover, his textes actualise the psychopathology induces a lack of distinction between reality and imaginary and creates spatial and time disorientations, which are reinvested from a literary point of view by the poet. .
Duménil, Lorraine. "L'agir poétique chez Antonin Artaud et Henri Michaux." Paris 7, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA070098.
Full textUnder which conditions can Poetry constitute a provision of the human action? Driven by a shared need to heal the existential ailment which seized them, Antonin Artaud and Henri Michaux allot to their poetic endeavor a vital purpose. This purpose — "to cure life" - means to fight against oppression, to change body and spirit. But such a goal requires a radical redefinition of Poetry. Artaud and Michaux's gesture is particular in the way that it operates on a broader level, from the perspective of an « expanded field, » which comes through in many forms: poems - yes, but also drawings, paintings, performances, theater, dance and music. In order to « cure life », this artistic continuum requires perpetual exorcisms. But, at the same time, it calls for a construction of Self which is engaged in an ontology of alteration. Paying attention to the performativity of the various artistic configurations which play out in these works, the present study will mainly focuses itself on the notion of « poetic experience ». But however deeply personal this experience is, its meaning will come out when taken and reinterpreted by others. For « poetic acting » can only be conceived through the form of a shared space of action
Mestouri, Sonda. "Henri Michaux : pour une poétique du secret." Thesis, Clermont-Ferrand 2, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011CLF20002.
Full textGallet, Olivier. "Autres poetiques. L'innovation dans la poesie du xxeme siecle a travers la naissance de trois formes singulieres et personnelles : les ardoises du toit de pierre reverdy, miserable miracle d'henri michaux et la promenade sous les arbres de philippe jaccottet." Paris 7, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA070083.
Full textThis thesis examines the very disparity in twentieth century's french poetry, by studying comparatively three highly singular works, each founding a strictly personal form : les ardoises du toit starting reverdy's + visual poetry ;, miserable miracle starting michaux's + mescalinian essays ;, la promenade sous les arbres starting jaccottet's + stories of passage ;. From such a comparison, we can drew the common principles of innovating poetics in poetry. Yet individualistic, those three poets adopt a similar negative writing, based on repression, denying the author's real world, his biography, his historical context, and the power of poetic tradition. Those analysis lead us to contest the structuralist idea of poem's complete autonomy. But reverdy's, michaux's and jaccottet's poetics are also based on search for absolute singularity. The thesis contents a stylistic study of those three writings, in aim to define the hypothetical notion of + poetic singularity ;. This work finishes with an history of reverdy's + visual poetry ;, michaux's + mescalinian essays ;, and jaccottet's + stories of passage ;, from genesis of those forms in the work of those poets, to their giving up or reinvestment
Dong, Qiang. "Les vingt-et-un plis de H. M : la question du dedans et du dehors dans l'oeuvre de Henri Michaux." Paris 8, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA081285.
Full textThis study consists in showing the dialectical relationship between the + inside ; and + outside ; in michaux's works. The inventor of the + space of inside ; is not a poet of hermetical worlds, but a spirit who cares a lot which appears outside. Their relationships are conflictuel and in the same time mutually dependent. The + room ; is the most important space of + inside/outside ; and it's a fundamental metaphore who's referents are never fixed and always changing. Two acts : "throwing" and "spreading" are two important methods of the poetic subjet to + get out of the body ;. Behind these two acts, there's the essential gesture of "projecting", which can explain the question of the famous + fantomisme ; of michaux. The theories of sartre and sami-ali about the dream and the imaginary spaces helped us in this argument. With the gesture of "projecting", michaux tries to treat the question of + ego ;. We also used the psychanalitical theory of didier anzieu about the + skin-ego ; to show that the invention of a poetic world by the inventions of the new words is a kind of way to create the + skin-ego ;. But as + get out of the body ; is the fundamental mecanism, the painting becomes a necessity in this dialectical work of construction and destruction of the + ego ;. After compared michaux's painting with the chinese classical + perspective of the dispersed points ;, we concluded that the + outside ; was the achievement of the + inside ;. The question of + inside/outside ; is not an isolated case of michaux. Study michaux with this perspective can help us to understand better the modem poetry, because + inside/outside ; means, in deed, + invisible/visible ;, " immaterial/ material ", + subjet/object ;, etc. , which remain crucial questions of the modern poetry
Villard, Marie-Aline. "Poétique du geste chez Henri Michaux : mouvement, regard, participation, danse." Phd thesis, Université de Grenoble, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00919040.
Full textKurts-Wöste, Lia. "L'effet esthétique : sémiotique(s) et philosophie du langage : A propos de quelques adaptations musicales de poèmes de Henri Michaux." Paris 4, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA040040.
Full textHow can you devise a new concept of esthetic experience phenomenology (the primary focus of wich, effect, is already evoked in traditional esthetics as a sublime event, the effect of rapture, or esthetic pleasure)? "Inter-semiotic" and "trans-semiotic" perspectives have enabled us to evolve towards a type of semiotics that focuses on the sensibility in the receptor activity (remaining thus faithful to the etymology of the term, aesthenasthai, "to sense"), and to observe throught this pluralism of semiotic activity (from the most somatic to the most conceptual) the possibility of a surrender to a "catastrophic" circulation between the different levels of semiotic activity, form the clearest to the most abstract. As a factual dimension of mind-body (like ambivalence:experienced/ seen), the esthetic experience calls for the renewal of this very ambivalence of the experience, at all levels of theoretical discourse (production and reception). Such a "theoretical experience" is achevied tapping into the pragmatic potentialities of esthetic tradition's avoidance of the speculative trend in philosophy; however, it does takes into account the romantic reflection on the linguistic nature of the philosophical discourse about the esthetic effect (even if it does not reach the same conclusions). Truth of an act of langage, objectivity linked to subjectivation, attenuated naturalism, hollow, residual reference, validity based on utility and pertinence criteria (not on verificability criteria), a phenomenology based on esthetic experience reveals the necessity of a plural rationality that avoids fright, as concerns phenomena of the human senses, a distinction between methodical rationality (based on pragmatic and ethical throught) and scientific rationality
Ju, Hyoun-Jin. "Yi Sang, Michaux, œuvres doubles et doubles mondes." Paris 8, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA082678.
Full textThis dissertation compares the poetic positions of the Korean poet Yi Sang and Henri Michaux. While all of Yi Sang’s works are examined here, we limited ourselves to Michaux’s works written before 1945. This comparative study is neither grounded on a interacting or a inter-textual relationship. What allows for comparison is the critical reception of both poets, in France and Korea. In this case, one finds expressions like “singularity” and “abstraction”. Nevertheless, it is in the actual texts that one grasps the ontological insufficiency of “emptiness” or of “absence”. Our research focuses on several themes or problems one might encounter with these two individuals’ work. This takes the form of real experiences ( biographical-historic), uneasiness created by an ontological lacking and its effects. These interrogations are the basis of our analysis of Michaux and Yi Sang’s poems and pictorial representations. They all refuse interpretations that are “fixed” and “reductive”. This analysis reveals, for each poet, a unique and “abstract” poetic, a new language, against the tide of “what is already there in the world”. Moreover, for each of them, a quest continues at the risk of becoming endless. This, thereby, allows for the fragile construction of a “ novelty shop (Yi Sang)”
Leibovici, Franck. "Henri Michaux : Voir (une enquête) : prolégomènes à un catalogue raisonné." Thesis, Aix-Marseille 1, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011AIX10171.
Full textFor more than ten years, the author has been taking part to the catalogue raisonné of Henri Michaux. He uses this field experience to redescribe, through a new light, the experience of seeing (how to look at a Michaux drawing ?), and the learning it implies. Various methods are mobilized to explicit the ecology of an artwork and its modes of functionning : poetics, aesthetics, cognitive sciences, science studies, anthropology of writing, ethnométhodology. Back and forth are constantly made between texts, paintings, and recording situations of the drawings in the context of the catalogue raisonné (various types of « regardement »). Concrete and everyday situations, and the methodological problems they generate, are the starting points of the inquiry, et constitute the empirical ground for the theoretical construct which follows. Theory is thus, here, never considered as an outside model, that one would apply on a matter, it is a mode of reconception, from the inside, of a perception making sailient, from the better perspective, the relevant features of an ecosystem.The genuine question « how to look at a Michaux drawing ? » (chapter I) is unfold on different levels. First, by using texts and drawings ressources - « What is a form ? » (chapter II), « A theory of Image » (chapter III), « Space » (chapter IV). Then, by studying different types of usually mobilized seeing – « Constructed visions » (chapter V) – and different methodologies of classification – « Notion of series » (chapter VI)
Tamogami, Kenjiro. "Le corporel et l'incorporel dans les premières oeuvres d'Henri Michaux (1922-1935)." Paris 8, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA082548.
Full textYao, Adjoua N'Guessan Alice. "La création poétique chez Henri Michaux : formes, langages et thèmes." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016USPCA140/document.
Full textThe writing of Michaux moves invariably in forms so diverse as contradictory. In prose or versified, the poetic writing at this author is total and keeps(preserves) in this suppleness a with difficulty perceptible stylistic unity(unit) at first sight so much he(it) is made contortionist of the shape ., Michaux realizes with perspicacity a hybrid poetic writing of a generic point of view. The report(relationship) of Michaux in the language(tongue) is also complex. The linguistic subversions are at his home multiple and taken away from the ungrammaticality even essential of the poetic genre. The words and the typographic signs build a language under the impulse of the various emotional routes(courses) of the poet, where from écarts and improper associations. The repetition, as elementary pit of the rhythm seems to it to coincide with a desire of exorcism or the development of the word stresses to say it in a timeless movement on returning to one and on returning to the world. Michaux registers the rhythm in the visual perception. And the graphics associated with the breath leads to consider certain poems communicating paintings. The poems of Michaux are frescoes in the unusual taste where strange creatures and comic intrigues mobilize to give free rein to his overflowing imagination which draws from the "space of inside" which echos the existential concerns
Hachette, Pauline. "Sous le signe de la colère : étude d’une passion ostentatoire (Henri Michaux, Louis-Ferdinand Céline)." Thesis, Paris 8, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PA080047.
Full textAs an emotion « par excellence » anger particularly defies its setting into words and raises complex pragmatic questions between experienced, written and read angers. In order to determine its specificities we analyse and experiment various pragmatics models (rhetoric, esthetics, ethics) from which the literary theory tries to seize the emotion caused bu the reading, and we expose a method of analysis of the textual affects (semiotic of passions). The possible contributions of philosophical and psychological designs of the emotion, not making the language an essential mediation, are questioned. These various prospects of analysis are then applied to a diachronic study of anger and the imaginaries, forms and values of it we inhenrited. This investigation is seized again thanks to modelings of this passion field. Two singular writings of anger, apparently antithetical but asserting both openly this passion and its energy, are then studied. The texts of Micbaux, displaying a distant attitude, lead us to question how a good use of anger can be the base of poetic power. Féerie pour une autre fois, by L. F. Céline, between rhetorical strategy and aesthetic search of an « émotive » style, gives us to see how a furious crispation, while putting in failure a « classical » reading of the account, allows the deployment of the creative power of the affect. Between a global approach and case studies we reinterpret, through anger, the issues of the expression of passions in the literary space
Hamdane, Dima. "Victor Segalen et Henri Michaux : deux visages caractéristiques de l'exotisme dans la poésie française du XXe siècle." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA040223.
Full textCharlin, Sophie. "Les résidus d'image : processus d'imagement dans le texte selon Claude Simon, Samuel Beckett et Henri Michaux." Paris 8, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA082433.
Full textThis work originates in an reading experience : image effects have appeared while reading texts by Claude Simon, Samuel Beckett and Henri Michaux. To account for their inscribing in the text we produce the notion of image residue: those diminished images last as though the product of textual process. The machinic imaging process borrowed from Deleuze allows us to follow this development. The text operates a figurative material, motives (basic figurative features). The imaging process consists in connecting these motives as if in a visual editing, itself based on discontinuity and repetition. The image appears according to our authors as a feature consubstantial with writing. The analysis, distinct from poetics and rethorics theories, shows the inexhaustible aspect of imaging and the impossibility to “make the image” once and for all. The image residue therefore proves to be a plural and passing form, a sediment, a leftover or a remain
Mkhinini, Nada. "La révolte intime dans l'oeuvre d'Henri Michaux : mouvements épars et lignes de fuite." Paris 10, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA100038.
Full textThis thesis is an attempt to show how revolt, beyond a mere transgression of a standard or an authority, and outside œdipian schemas, is mixed up, in the work of Henri Michaux with the notion of movement as expressed by the etymology of the word revolt. Movement is not taken to mean displacement where we would simply move one’s ego, but is understood as escaping mental constructions, and a return to the stage prior to the concept and despotic forms imposed by culture. In the light of the philosophical theories of Gilles Deleuze in particular, we attempt to show the importance of movement and internal force that controls beings beyond their external form which is only virtually made up by culture. The real revolt would then be the permanent deconstruction of fascist taxonomies, and the attachment to a less limited and more humanistic vision of oneself and the world
Desormiere, Catherine. "Sens de l'errance et errance du sens : "molloy", samuel beckett, "le rivage des syrtes", julien gracq, "la vie dans les plis", henri michaux." Caen, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992CAEN1093.
Full textSamuel beckett, julien gracq, henri michaux were writing in an epoch in which the power of man was put into question, through his own strengh, symbolised by hiroshima. For the first time in history, a warlike impulse became a threat of final destruction. It was during those years of cold war that the three authors started to distrust words and meaning. They chose the way of "wandering" in order to loosen writing from a knowledge acquired through the ages. The "wandering" text is a place of conflict: - the conflict between the words full of desire of a son whose certainties were forfeited to the ghost of a father who was willing to impose the words of an obsolete will and power. -the conflict between the emphasis on words that gives rise to an unpronounceable statement and the decanting of words to bring speech back to the dictator, against aphasia, the "wandering" writing is evolving towards a language for oneself, with no heritage, not to be transmitted. However it is a language that allows progression and gives way to a literature free from the words of power, of will, of knowledge. The "passing", "wandering" text conveys a mental empression of its history
Guillot, Céline. ""Inventer un peuple qui manque" : la communauté humaine chez Maurice Blanchot, Henri Michaux et René Char entre 1940 et 1950." Paris 8, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA082446.
Full textIn the context of post-war period, when the concept of community as a political and theological model, but also as a sociological category, did not represent any more one ideal and ideological alternative to the winding-up and dislocation of the Western society, some literary works, such as Char, Blanchot and Michaux tried, while dissociating it from its former referents, to explore prospects for renewal of the community, in other words to invent a bond which would not concern politics, nor theology, but poetry. The point of this dissertation is to explain the necessary questionning of the concept of community concerning literature and poetry in the forties and fifties, two decades when this term was discredited by history. Why would literature endeavour to maintain as an irreducible requirement the possibility of "we" at one time when the historical events used this term in a background of “disaster” and “ruin”?
Favaretto, Donatella. "Da Pieve di Soligo a Parigi : Andrea Zanzotto e la poesia moderna francese tra Michaux e Cendrars." Thesis, Paris 4, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA040156.
Full textAndrea Zanzotto (Pieve di Soligo, 1921 – Conegliano, 2011), one of the most outstanding poets of the 20th century, showed from an early age a huge interest towards the French linguistic and cultural heritage, above the others. Our thesis highlights how well present his strong relationship with modern French poetry is, testified by his own critical essays, translations and public statements; a connection bound to last for almost seventy years. Only recently the critics have started a comparative approach to the study of the influence of foreign poetry, and French poetry in particular, upon his œuvre. The literary lineage that Zanzotto follows starts with Rimbaud, crosses Surrealism (Eluard ) and then lingers upon a number of authors defined either as heterodox (Michel Leiris, Antonin Artaud,) or extremely critical (Henri Michaux, and Blaise Cendrars, the latter with his short poem titled Pâques à New York, herewith analysed) towards Breton’s movement. Zanzotto also deals with his contemporaries, although with minor depth (André Frénaud, Alain Borne, Edmond Jabès, Jean Tardieu, Michel Deguy, Yves Bonnefoy, René Char). The present research, backed up by textual comparison and the analysis of unpublished translations and documents, focuses on the pioneering features of Zanzotto’s knowledge of all these French authors compared to the subsequent Italian literature, and the reasons behind his ties with the “heretic” current of Surrealism. At the same time, our work explains the intersection, from the linguistic and thematic point of view, with French poetry and shows the poetic outcome of the literary and existential expressions of the Absolute and all-out of French origin
Zhu, Jing. "La métamorphose dans l'oeuvre d'Henri Michaux." Thesis, Bordeaux 3, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019BOR30049.
Full textMichaux externalize his interior through an imagination of metamorphosis and projects his psychic forms in the real space, the imaginary space and the hallucinatory space. His works open an intermediary field among different cultures and among different artistic domains. However, how does the metamorphosis illustrate the relationship between the different forms of topicalized beings and the interior projection, as well as the relationship between the psychic and the physical in the works of Michaux? How do corporeal beings react under the influence of the outside world in the works of Michaux? Here we aim to explore in his works the reality of “becoming” and the multiple representations of metamorphosis in the context of modernity. This study is organized in three steps: firstly an intercultural research on spirituality relevant to metamorphosis; secondly a research on beings topicalized in the writings of Michaux; finally a research on visual forms in the works of Michaux. First of all, through an intercultural approach, which leads us to the cultures studied by Michaux: the culture of China and India, we carry out the analyses on the different relationships between the variable forms and the interior essence. Meanwhile, our analyses show the penetration of the subject in the external world and the externalization of the interior beings. Then, we engage in a study of the spiritual self-portrait and the topicalized beings in written works of Michaux. Through this study, we illustrate the metamorphosis, which has a relationship with the psychic forms (or interior forms) and the external forms. Finally, we analyse his transition between written images and visual images. This shows his intention to liberate himself by the liberation of words and images in the intermediary field created by Michaux who, as poet-painter, seeks open-mindedness to shape his own interior form, to find himself through others, and to transform himself. By conducting a study on Michaux's self-exploration, by writing firstly, and then by painting, we reveal his thought of "becoming" in the transition between “self” and “others”, and amongst different artistic domains. By the breaks and the renewals, Michaux always tries to overcome the limits of his mind. The metamorphosis becomes his most real expression and the forms, which change without limits, reveal his spiritual world and his most inner “self”
Baron, Marian-Ovidiu. "Paysage et image poétique chez Ilarie Voronca, Benjamin Fondane et Henri Michaux." Nice, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007NICE2026.
Full textOur thesis studies the landscape and the poetic image at Ilarie Voronca, Benjamin Fondane and Henri Michaux, by following the common thematic elements and the artistic specificities of those writers from the perspective of the comparative literature. The first part of our thesis, "Composition / decomposition of the self by the image" presents the distinctive features of the self (changeable, multiple) and its influence on the poetic images. The self is ambiguous and its discontinuity transmits to the text a tension which reaches its maximum when associated with the emptiness. The second part "The eternal and impossible voyage" concerns the numerous values of the movement which governs the constant change of the poetic landscape, the motivations of the choices related to the voyage and the evolution of the imagination according to this topic. We also study the relation voyage-life-text and some figures of representative travellers for the texts of the three authors - Plume, Robinson, Ulysses. The voyage is made in different regions of the real and the imaginary world, with temporary incursions into the memory and it appears in various forms, as the escape, the simple discovery or the adventure. The third part, “Ways of living, ways of looking at” approaches the problem of the image in a more theoretical way, with the analysis of several related terms and their impact on the texts. A fundamental relationship is the one established between the landscape and the space, at the physical and psychic levels. The glance becomes a creative agent of the literary text, functioning as an organ of perception and as a genuine aesthetic filter
Wang, Jiaqi. "Du chaos au chaosmos : pour une approche de la création littéraire et picturale d’Henri Michaux." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017USPCA069.
Full textThis study consists in creating an original portrait of “Michaux described as unclassifiable”, by using two particular figures: “chaos” and “chaosmos”, applied for the first time to criticism on the whole of the literary and pictorial creation of Michaux. The term “chaosmos”, a Joycian oxymoronic neologism, taken up by critics and philosophers of the twentieth century, from Umberto Eco to Philip Kuberski, from Gilles Deleuze to Félix Guattari in a wider context of scientific and social life, refers, in essence, to a relation of “osmosis” between “chaos” and “cosmos”, a form of internal continuity between order and disorder, which give rises to a paradoxical, composed cosmos. This notion will make it possible to rebalance the overall vision of the work of Michaux, by making communication between the part that belongs to chaos, to the trouble side and the part of order, on the eastern side. In effect, Michaux constantly oscillates between these two opposite but complementary directions: On the one hand, he maintains an open relationship with chaos which becomes a factor of creation; on the other hand, from this dive into chaos, he strives to maintain an equilibrium, to acquire unity and consistency without losing anything from the infinite. This is how chaosmos takes shape in secret, appears implicitly and works discreetly in Michaux’s creation: it expresses the opening of a Whole and integrates heterogeneous movements within it; it seems sufficiently finite at every moment but capable of complementing itself to infinity; ultimately, it frees itself from any spatio-temporal reference and in this sense gains access to transcendence
Alias, Valérie. "Postures et dérobades : écritures du corps en mouvement dans les œuvres d'Henri Michaux et de Samuel Beckett." Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015USPCC038.
Full textThe works of Michaux and Beckett share a common distrust of language and of the various means of representation. For this reason, both display a radical critique of the ways in which bodies are represented : in these works, the linguistic, rhetorical, theatrical and pictorial traditions that daim to shape bodies are pushed to their breaking point. These strategies of subversion amount to a questioning of the ideas of « body » and « subject » : the various figures of the body-as-form are underpinned by a certain understanding of the subject which both works attack, and to which they oppose an experience of the body as force, as something equally unstable and indeterminate as the subject it presupposes. Hence, the critique that permeates both works exposes the failures of the various figurative traditions, and brings to light the various attempts at representing this matter-in-motion differently. This positive- and experimental endeavour requires that one pay close attention to the surface of bodies and gestures : these works scrutinize and record the concrete movements of bodies, take note of their experiences and the states they find themselves in. As a result, the bodies represented in the works of Michaux and Beckett have something in common: their wounds, their ailments and their fans become events in which bodies are shown in motion, in which their ability to change and resist are brought to the fore. The present study aims to share in this care to describe. In doing so, connections are drawn up between these works and the ways in which contemporary dance thinks, experiences and orchestrates bodies in motion
Erken, Geneviève. "L'hétérogénéité discursive en poésie: description, narration, argumentation chez Norge, Henri Michaux, Francis Ponge." Doctoral thesis, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, 2005. http://hdl.handle.net/2013/ULB-DIPOT:oai:dipot.ulb.ac.be:2013/211056.
Full textNous avons voulu nous pencher sur ces questions en explorant le phénomène de l'hétérogénéité discursive chez quelques poètes francophones du XXe siècle. Nous constaterons que ceux-ci n'hésitent pas à décrire, à raconter ou à argumenter, mais nous verrons aussi que la poésie tend à transfigurer les schémas de base auxquels elle s'allie, si bien qu'un récit en vers n'est pas du tout semblable à son homologue en prose. C'est par cet angle d'approche que nous espérons contribuer à faire mieux comprendre le mystère poétique, qui déroute terriblement les jeunes lecteurs.
Doctorat en philosophie et lettres, Orientation langue et littérature
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Petruzziello, Treveur. "Dimitri : suivi de De la dissolution du personnage à la typologie de l’étranger aux autres et à soi-même dans Plume, d’Henri Michaux, Palomar, d’Italo Calvino et La Nébuleuse du crabe, d’Éric Chevillard." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/25541.
Full textThis master thesis is divided into two parts. Dimitri, a collection of eleven short texts, is a hybrid creation within both the novel and the short story collection without completely conforming to either of them and is built around the singular character of Dimitri. Coping in a world that is foreign to himself, Dimitri tries to exist through speech, but each attempt is doomed to failure. From the dissolution of the character to being quite oblivious to his own existence and to his surroundings in Plume, by Henri Michaux, Mr. Palomar, by Italo Calvino and The Crab Nebula, by Eric Chevillard takes into account the phenomenon of depletion of the character. This analysis intends to explain how to consider and make sense of the characters of Plume, Palomar and Crab, and what vision of the world participate the works that receive them.
Mahdalickova, Eva. "Sortir des limites : une image de soi dans l'écriture moderne et l'expression architecturale contemporaine." Paris 7, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA070018.
Full textThis work aims to develop the question of decentralization of the identity and the space in two different perspectives: literary and architectural. We explore "stepping out of self in the work of Henri Michaux and Maurice Blanchot. The thoughts of these two writers create a destabilization of notions such as truth, subject and sense. How we constitute our identity at the time of stepping out of the limits? Instead of an identity enclosed, we are more confronted with an identity as relation, which is never completely finished: a multiple identity. In this way, we question a parallel between the subject deprived of fixed self in the modem writing and the space of a building without fixed interiority in new conceptions of contemporary architecture. We explore the resemblance between an image of "stepping out of the self, "stepping out of the limits" in modem writing and in architecture. And this in a double perspective: to step out of the cramped identity, of the oppressive space, as well as to step out of the limits between the arts. That is, to establish a multiplicity of points of view, to widen the field of the contemporary thought in the domains of the creation as well as the research. The creation of new literary or architectural spaces introduces a new sense of the limits: a place of confrontation and our own reinvention
Pelard, Emmanuelle. "La poésie graphique : Christian Dotremont, Roland Giguère, Henri Michaux et Jérôme Peignot." Thesis, Paris 4, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA040262.
Full textThe purpose of this thesis is to define a type of modern visual poetry (20th – 21st), that we called graphic poetry. The graphic poetry focuses on a plastic and visual experimentation of the graphic sign, demonstrates an important conscience of the visual potential of the written form and tries to produce poetry in the materiality of the writing shapes. The graphic poetry refers to a practice of poem which is specifically graphic and includes a painting of the sign as a typographic work of the letter in order to produce the poem. This artistic practice of poetry follows and also renews the poetic and plastic avant-gardes of the 20th century, more particularly surrealism. Christian Dotremont’s logograms, Roland Giguère’s artists’ books (Editions Erta) and prints-poems, Henri Michaux’s anthologies of invented painted signs and Jérôme Peignot’s typoems are some forms of graphic poetry. Our study focuses on francophone works, which come from Belgian, French and Quebec fields, published between 1950 and 2004. Three characteristics mainly define the graphic poetry : the ambiguity and the nomadism of the sign in relation to the semiotic systems (graphic, iconic and plastic), graphics rhythm and lyricism, as modalities of the expression of the subject in the graphic material, and a questioning of the distinction between autographic arts and allographic arts, requiring new ways of perception and reading of the poem and the book, that we called visual-reading and touch-reading
Chen, Ching-yu. "La figure de l’espace dans le bouddhisme zen d’Henri Michaux." Thesis, Paris 10, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA100165.
Full textWhen the ineffable is widely considered the symbolic paradox in the Zen school of Buddhism, it seems that the narrowness of language has been thus demonstrated in the realm of interpretation of buddhadhātu (buddha-nature). Therefore, the Zen has been characterized by its emphasis on both the rupture of language and a permanent movement of phenomena, which leads probably to a kind of sense of śūnyatā (emptiness). This impermanence of substance or this strong feeling to escape from the physical reality allows us, in this way, to associate it, not only with l’ineffable vide (the ineffable void) of Henri Michaux (1899-1984), but also with his creation driven by the unconsciousness in order to rebuild a sacred space in his dedans (inside).From this perspective, this study aims, by focusing on the dialectic between macrocosm and microcosm, to approach an Oriental spirit which could be traced back to its religious source and gradually permeate through all kinds of aesthetic fields. The stamps of some Oriental mystic thoughts (Hinduism, Taoism, Buddhism, etc.) in the spiritual world of Michaux have, moreover, brought another point of view towards his esoteric technique and revealed to us something ineffable as well as invisible
Prieur, Jean-Marie. "Frontières de sujets, frontières de langues : l'expérience subjective du passage." Université Louis Pasteur (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001STR1PS01.
Full textThis thesis intends to explore different "knottings" of language and subjectivity in a Freudian perspective. .