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Articles and Essays

Roman et philosophie mêlés, de Derrida à Aragon

Pages 187-195 | Published online: 03 Apr 2012
 

Abstract

If philosophy is concerned with the use and construction of a language that articulates speech and thought in their many nuances, Derrida's “déconstruction” theory offers one such model; even more striking, however, is the model evidenced by the last romans d’Aragon, as they take the “forms” of language, speech, and memory, and actually become reflections of their own narration in a way that conveys “comment marche une tête”. Without resorting to “oversimplified” explanations that a métaniveau ou other theoretical model might entail, the roman here, due to its contact with different individuals, depicts “memory” in its original, nascent state.

Notes

1. Je souligne.

2. Dans son beau livre L’Art du roman.

3. Aragon souligne.

4. « Une année de romans », texte envoyé à Jacques Doucet en 1923, Projet d’histoire littéraire contemporaine; Gallimard-Digraphe, 1994, page 146 Aragon souligne.

5. « C’est là que tout a commencé … », préface de 1964 aux Cloches de Bâle, ORC Pléiade 1, 691–692.

6. « Les Clefs », Les Lettres françaises, 6 février 1964.

7. « De la difficulté qu’il y a d’écrire l’Histoire », France nouvelle, 24 décembre 1959.

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