This work is a reading of Michel Foucault’s History of Madness, which aims at casting a light on its global meaning while focusing on the movement of its writing, i.e. the motion that the language he invents creates itself. This movement cannot be fully understood without being put in relation to several of Maurice Blanchot’s writings. That « reading in echo » highlights a structure that has been transmitted from Blanchot to Foucault - the structure of ambiguity. Such a structure is explored through language itself, producing a paradoxical set of movements, that is the one of a certain madness of the language, or madness within the language. As regards the latter, Foucault’s own specificity lies in his way of writing history, entirely anima...
Cette thèse examine l’œuvre poétique de Rimbaud et de Laforgue du point de vue de la catégorie de « ...
Michel Foucault\u27s History of Madness is extensive but far from complete in its analysis of madn...
The thesis studies the linguistics, philosophy and aesthetics of literary language of the madman in ...
This work is a reading of Michel Foucault’s History of Madness, which aims at casting a light on its...
Cet écrit est une lecture de l’Histoire de la folie (1961) de Michel Foucault qui s’efforce d’en sai...
What is madness? What is literature? What relationship does madness and literature have with each ot...
Michel Foucault’s work in the sixties is marked by two important works – The Order of Things and The...
The History of Madness (HM) is Michel Foucault's first major work, his longest single work, and the ...
Emmanuelle Bayamack-Tam’s novels, populated by marginal characters with multiple psychopathologies, ...
Haunting our collective imagination, the madman has always been laden with symbolic significance. Th...
Figure obsédante de l’imaginaire collectif, le fou a longtemps été chargé de significations qui le d...
Inspired by three monographs of Gladys Swain and Marcel Gauchet, my presentation traces the rise of ...
[ http://periodicos.uesb.br/index.php/redisco/article/view/2114 ]L'abord de la question du corps che...
After an anylisis of the end of History of madness, we propose an interpretation of Blanchot’s artic...
Madness is omnipresent in the text, does not reflect a state of illness; but is a voice which unveil...
Cette thèse examine l’œuvre poétique de Rimbaud et de Laforgue du point de vue de la catégorie de « ...
Michel Foucault\u27s History of Madness is extensive but far from complete in its analysis of madn...
The thesis studies the linguistics, philosophy and aesthetics of literary language of the madman in ...
This work is a reading of Michel Foucault’s History of Madness, which aims at casting a light on its...
Cet écrit est une lecture de l’Histoire de la folie (1961) de Michel Foucault qui s’efforce d’en sai...
What is madness? What is literature? What relationship does madness and literature have with each ot...
Michel Foucault’s work in the sixties is marked by two important works – The Order of Things and The...
The History of Madness (HM) is Michel Foucault's first major work, his longest single work, and the ...
Emmanuelle Bayamack-Tam’s novels, populated by marginal characters with multiple psychopathologies, ...
Haunting our collective imagination, the madman has always been laden with symbolic significance. Th...
Figure obsédante de l’imaginaire collectif, le fou a longtemps été chargé de significations qui le d...
Inspired by three monographs of Gladys Swain and Marcel Gauchet, my presentation traces the rise of ...
[ http://periodicos.uesb.br/index.php/redisco/article/view/2114 ]L'abord de la question du corps che...
After an anylisis of the end of History of madness, we propose an interpretation of Blanchot’s artic...
Madness is omnipresent in the text, does not reflect a state of illness; but is a voice which unveil...
Cette thèse examine l’œuvre poétique de Rimbaud et de Laforgue du point de vue de la catégorie de « ...
Michel Foucault\u27s History of Madness is extensive but far from complete in its analysis of madn...
The thesis studies the linguistics, philosophy and aesthetics of literary language of the madman in ...