Dire la substance ou la substance du dire dans “Tender Buttons” de Gertrude Stein

This article seeks to analyse the nature of Gertrude Stein’s poetic language in Tender Buttons. The notion of substance is at the core of Stein’s grammar: the poet does not use language to describe the world’s substance, but uses language as a substance, turns language into a matter that she models...

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spelling cairn-RFEA_093_0054RFEARevue française d’études américaines https://shs.cairn.info/revue-francaise-d-etudes-americaines-2002-3-page-54?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rfea.093.0054 Dire la substance ou la substance du dire dans “Tender Buttons” de Gertrude Stein Alfandary, Isabelle2002 Gertrude SteinJouissanceLangueMatière poétiqueMimesisSignificationGertrude SteinLanguageMeaningMimesisPleasurePoetic matterfre Revue française d’études américaines | 93 | 3 | 2002-09-01 | p. 54-64 | 0397-7870 RFEA_09344 This article seeks to analyse the nature of Gertrude Stein’s poetic language in Tender Buttons. The notion of substance is at the core of Stein’s grammar: the poet does not use language to describe the world’s substance, but uses language as a substance, turns language into a matter that she models as she writes. All landmarks are lost: the syntax often does not make sense, the mimetic representation is deliberately blurred. The reader can barely recognize his own language, the world he lives in: what the text manifests is that language definitely stands on its own.Cairn free access
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topic Gertrude Stein
Jouissance
Langue
Matière poétique
Mimesis
Signification
Gertrude Stein
Language
Meaning
Mimesis
Pleasure
Poetic matter
spellingShingle Gertrude Stein
Jouissance
Langue
Matière poétique
Mimesis
Signification
Gertrude Stein
Language
Meaning
Mimesis
Pleasure
Poetic matter
Alfandary, Isabelle
Dire la substance ou la substance du dire dans “Tender Buttons” de Gertrude Stein
topic_facet Gertrude Stein
Jouissance
Langue
Matière poétique
Mimesis
Signification
Gertrude Stein
Language
Meaning
Mimesis
Pleasure
Poetic matter
description This article seeks to analyse the nature of Gertrude Stein’s poetic language in Tender Buttons. The notion of substance is at the core of Stein’s grammar: the poet does not use language to describe the world’s substance, but uses language as a substance, turns language into a matter that she models as she writes. All landmarks are lost: the syntax often does not make sense, the mimetic representation is deliberately blurred. The reader can barely recognize his own language, the world he lives in: what the text manifests is that language definitely stands on its own.
author Alfandary, Isabelle
author_facet Alfandary, Isabelle
author_sort Alfandary, Isabelle
title Dire la substance ou la substance du dire dans “Tender Buttons” de Gertrude Stein
title_short Dire la substance ou la substance du dire dans “Tender Buttons” de Gertrude Stein
title_full Dire la substance ou la substance du dire dans “Tender Buttons” de Gertrude Stein
title_fullStr Dire la substance ou la substance du dire dans “Tender Buttons” de Gertrude Stein
title_full_unstemmed Dire la substance ou la substance du dire dans “Tender Buttons” de Gertrude Stein
title_sort dire la substance ou la substance du dire dans “tender buttons” de gertrude stein
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