Barthes con Lacan: lecturas impertinentes
Analist/Analisante, writer/reader: Reading dilutes any pair of oppositions. If reading occures you can no longer delimit identity borders: writer/reader but, instead, we can afirm it reads, it writes. We will try to specify what way the reading in Barthes resists being systematized, and in this poin...
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I15-R206-article-4022019-09-29T14:10:56Z Barthes con Lacan: lecturas impertinentes Kohan, Alexandra Lectura Barthes Lacan Impertinencia Analist/Analisante, writer/reader: Reading dilutes any pair of oppositions. If reading occures you can no longer delimit identity borders: writer/reader but, instead, we can afirm it reads, it writes. We will try to specify what way the reading in Barthes resists being systematized, and in this point, the way Barthes shifts relevance to the congenital impertinence of reading. The reading is impertinent, not because of “our lack of genius”, but because it, the reading, causes failure, at the same time as the “search for relevance”, to the “very concept of relevance”. Analista/analizante, escritor/leyente: la lectura viene a diluir cualquier par de oposiciones. Si la lectura ocurre, ya no pueden delimitarse las fronteras identitarias del escritor y del lector y, a cambio, podríamos afirmar que eso se lee, eso se escribe; eso lee, eso escribe. Intentaremos precisar de qué modo la lectura en Barthes se resiste a ser sistematizada y, a la vez, en este punto, el modo en que Barthes desplaza la pertinencia a la impertinencia congénita de la lectura. La lectura es impertinente, no por “nuestra carencia de genialidad”, sino porque ella, la lectura, hace fracasar, a la vez que la “búsqueda de una pertinencia”, al “mismísimo concepto de pertinencia”. CETYCLI 2019-09-24 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://badebec.unr.edu.ar/index.php/badebec/article/view/402 10.35305/b.v9i17.402 Badebec; Vol. 9 Núm. 17 (2019): Septiembre 2019; 123-133 1853-9580 spa https://badebec.unr.edu.ar/index.php/badebec/article/view/402/374 |
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Analist/Analisante, writer/reader: Reading dilutes any pair of oppositions. If reading occures you can no longer delimit identity borders: writer/reader but, instead, we can afirm it reads, it writes. We will try to specify what way the reading in Barthes resists being systematized, and in this point, the way Barthes shifts relevance to the congenital impertinence of reading. The reading is impertinent, not because of “our lack of genius”, but because it, the reading, causes failure, at the same time as the “search for relevance”, to the “very concept of relevance”. |
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