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Quand les objets parlent à la place du personnage : étude de Wigrum de Daniel Canty et de Très-grande surface d’André Benchetrit

Authors: Andrée Mercier;

Quand les objets parlent à la place du personnage : étude de Wigrum de Daniel Canty et de Très-grande surface d’André Benchetrit

Abstract

Les romans Wigrum de Daniel Canty et Très grande surface d’André Benchetrit accordent aux objets une place inhabituellement importante, au point où ces derniers semblent se substituer aux personnages et parler à leur place. Les deux romans permettent donc d’explorer les modulations du personnage contemporain sous l’angle du rapport sujet-objet. Alors que dans Très grande surface le personnage se construit par la dissolution de la relation de désir qui relie le sujet et l’objet, dans Wigrum c’est l’exacerbation de leur attraction qui préside plutôt à sa construction. Les deux romans partagent ainsi un parti-pris pour l’objet qu’ils cherchent à soustraire à une logique d’instrumentalisation par un sujet, parti-pris qui ne laisse pas le personnage intact.

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