The Purloined Letter : de quelques trajectoires de la lettre
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Lettre, Destination, Trajectoire, Ecriture, Livre, Lacan, JacquesRésumé
Dans cet article, nous cherchons à relire La Lettre volée d’Edgar Alan Poe à la lumière des lectures théoriques successives de Marie Bonaparte, Jacques Lacan et Jacques Derrida et à revisiter les débats critiques que ce texte littéraire a suscités. La nouvelle de Poe interroge la singularité de la lettre et questionne sa trajectoire aussi bien que sa réception. This article aims at rereading Edgar Alan Poe’s Purloined Letter through the lens of the successive theoretical readings of Marie Bonaparte, Jacques Lacan and Jacques Derrida and at revisiting the critical debates that this literary text has aroused. Poe’s novella addresses the singularity of a letter and questions its trajectory as well as its reception.
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2013-02-23
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