On Poetry and Politics

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On Poetry and Politics

Paulhan, Jean/ Bajorek, Jennifer (EDT)/ Trudel, Eric (EDT)

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University of Illinois Press（2008/08発売）
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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 176 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9780252032806
DDC分類 848.912

Full Description

Jean Paulhan was a legendary editorial figure of twentieth-century French literature, assisting and publishing many of the most important writers of his lifetime. He was also the author of several volumes of fiction and numerous essays dealing with literature, art, rhetoric, and language. Yet he published his own work in a manner that deliberately kept it inconspicuous, or as Maurice Blanchot put it, "in the margins." A critics' critic, he gave his texts the same scrupulous attention he gave to others, and was recognized as a discreet master. But when he was sufficiently upset or angry, as he was when French politics endangered the intellectual freedom of French writers and writing, he published ferociously.

This volume is the first English translation of these major essays, presenting in one book the development of his thinking on his most studied subject: how language works, or, to echo Blanchot again, how literature is possible. Much of contemporary literary theory finds its modern antecedents in Paulhan's essays. He reflected on large questions such as the philosophy and psychology of literature, while at the same time showing a concern for detail and aesthetic accomplishment. He constantly emphasized the act of reading as an activity and literature as the engagement and provocation of such activity. Beloved by writers because he took the problems of writing with the utmost seriousness, his own personal style was marked by self-effacement and irony.

Introduction   vii

1 ON POETRY AND PROVERBS
The Experience of the Proverb   3
Jacob Cow the Pirate, or, If Words Are Signs   28
Rhetoric Rises from Its Ashes   44
Young Lady with Mirrors   57
Key to Poetry   70

2 ON POLITICS AND RESISTANCE
Democracy Calls on the First to Come Along   103
The Bee   110
Letter on Peace   113
Letter to the Directors about Europe   120
Letter to the Directors of the Resistance   130
Notes   145
Index   153