Winter, ou la cartographie intime de Rick Bass

Displaying the geographical and textual challenges that spending winter in the Yaak Valley represents, Winter is a founding work of Rick Bass’s nature-writing. This article intends to show that, far from distracting the author from his original referential purpose, the metatextual questioni...

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Hlavní autor: Cochoy, Nathalie
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Vydáno: 2004
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spelling cairn-RFEA_101_0068RFEARevue française d’études américaines https://shs.cairn.info/revue-francaise-d-etudes-americaines-2004-3-page-68?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rfea.101.0068 Winter, ou la cartographie intime de Rick Bass Cochoy, Nathalie2004 CartesÉcrivains de la natureJournal intimePaysagesR. BassDiaryEco-writersMapsNatureR. Bassfre Revue française d’études américaines | 101 | 3 | 2004-09-01 | p. 68-83 | 0397-7870 RFEA_10131 Displaying the geographical and textual challenges that spending winter in the Yaak Valley represents, Winter is a founding work of Rick Bass’s nature-writing. This article intends to show that, far from distracting the author from his original referential purpose, the metatextual questioning of discourse paradoxically leads him to renew the notion of realism and unveil the most intimate, invisible aspects of nature. An analogy between diary-writing and map-writing first leads me to unveil Bass’s respectful recording of the mysteries of nature. The whiteness of winter then appears as a necessary screen initiating the eye to loss and renunciation. I finally try to show that by subverting romantic clichés, Bass’s poetic transcription of unexpected, fleeting events of everyday life can favor an emotional encounter with Otherness.Cairn free access
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topic Cartes
Écrivains de la nature
Journal intime
Paysages
R. Bass
Diary
Eco-writers
Maps
Nature
R. Bass
spellingShingle Cartes
Écrivains de la nature
Journal intime
Paysages
R. Bass
Diary
Eco-writers
Maps
Nature
R. Bass
Cochoy, Nathalie
Winter, ou la cartographie intime de Rick Bass
topic_facet Cartes
Écrivains de la nature
Journal intime
Paysages
R. Bass
Diary
Eco-writers
Maps
Nature
R. Bass
description Displaying the geographical and textual challenges that spending winter in the Yaak Valley represents, Winter is a founding work of Rick Bass’s nature-writing. This article intends to show that, far from distracting the author from his original referential purpose, the metatextual questioning of discourse paradoxically leads him to renew the notion of realism and unveil the most intimate, invisible aspects of nature. An analogy between diary-writing and map-writing first leads me to unveil Bass’s respectful recording of the mysteries of nature. The whiteness of winter then appears as a necessary screen initiating the eye to loss and renunciation. I finally try to show that by subverting romantic clichés, Bass’s poetic transcription of unexpected, fleeting events of everyday life can favor an emotional encounter with Otherness.
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title Winter, ou la cartographie intime de Rick Bass
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