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Full Description
What does contemporary French poetry do to the subject? This book examines the means and effects of the subject's transmutation into various processes of (de-)subjectivation by looking at the works of four contemporary writers: Christian Prigent, Dominique Fourcade, Olivier Cadiot and Hubert Lucot. The author explores their work in the context of Gilles Deleuze's philosophy, building a critical apparatus - a 'poetics of becoming' - that informs close readings of poems and prose. Moving beyond established criteria of classical literary criticism, the book both offers a comparative discussion of Deleuze's notions of literature and provides new insights into French writing, addressing the political dimension of contemporary poetry from the perspective of current theoretical radicalism.
Contents
Contents: A Poetics of Becoming - Christian Prigent, or Life as Piercing - Dominique Fourcade, or a Poetics of the Rhizome - Olivier Cadiot, or the Stuttering Self - Hubert Lucot, or the Writing of Duration - Towards a Politics of Becoming?
