Axel Nesme
Biographic Data
| ID | 1648512 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Axel Nesme |
| GIVEN NAMES | Axel |
| FAMILY NAME | Nesme |
| SIGNATURE | NESME A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lyon 1 Université |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Purloined Letters of Elizabeth Bishop
In this paper I propose to examine several poems by Elizabeth Bishop through the prism of the concept of letter delineated in “Lituraterre”, where Lacan explores the connection between the literal and the littoral in order to draw a key distinction between signifiers which are the semblances involved in ordinary communication, and the letter as a precipitate resulting from their breakdown. Insofar as the letter causes “writing effects that are st…
Lyric Disaster
Research Article| June 01 2012 Lyric Disaster: Poetic Voice and Its Lacanian Other Axel Nesme Axel Nesme Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Qui Parle (2012) 21 (1): 185–201. https://doi.org/10.5250/quiparle.21.1.0185 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Twitter Permissions Search Site Citation Axel Nesme; Lyric Disaster: Poetic Voice and Its Lacanian Other. Qui Parle 1 June 2012; 21 (1): 185–201. doi: https://doi.org/10.5250/qu…
Modernism and Unreadability
Questioning “Modernism and Unreadability” means exploring Modernism from the perspective of one of its most problematic effects: unreadability. Modernism is approached through the lens of texts known to be particularly resistant to interpretation-“ borderline” modernist texts which fall de facto under the category of the unreadable, i.e., texts which need to be “unraveled” (Barthes) rather than deciphered. Those texts, now part of the literary ca…
Canonical Agon in Post-World War II American Poetry Anthologies
Cet article examine les conflits esthétiques et institutionnels qui ont présidé à la formation du canon poétique du dernier demi-siècle. Le privilège de la forme close et du lyrisme personnel continue de s’imposer jusque dans les années 80 où perdure une conception néoromantique de l’écriture. Aux tenants de celle-ci s’opposent poètes et critiques qui privilégient le canon poundien comme axe générateur de la modernité. Cet axe se prolonge dans la…
L'ascension de l'écriture. Pas de danse, danse de l'écriture
The Raising of Writing. Dance Step and Writerly Dance: Alibi and A-topia in Jan Fabre's Work. Derrida's écriture is the key to Jan Fabre's choreography, which takes his work as a plastician fascinated with mannerism to their logical conclusion in positing a subject constructed by representation
Le saut de Nijinski. La danse en littérature, représentation de l'irreprésentable
Nijinsky's Leap. Dance in Literature, Representation of the Unrepresentable. Nijinsky's leaps, and quintessential leap off stage in "The Spectre of the Rose", challenge verbal description, revealing the essence of dance itself as physical miracle
Danses de l'écriture, courses dansantes et anthropologie de la kinesthésie
A Dance of Writing, a Dance of Running, and the Anthropology of Kinesthesia. A practical knowledge of dance, which grounds socio-political reality in the identity and differences of bodies, enables the reinterpretation of two famous anthropological anecdotes from Levi-Strauss and Geertz
Robert Walser, le danseur du quotidien, ou
Robert Walser, Choreographer of Daily Life, or The Serial Writer's Affinity With Dance. Walser 's daily columns of commentary and anecdote, whose freedom of style depends on these constraints, frequently metaphorised writing as dance, and wrote about modern dance, inseparable from the rise of the genre
La narration du mouvement en vidéodanse. Modes narratifs d'une forme artistique intermédiatique
Motion Told in Videodance. Narrative Modes in a Multimedia Artform. Videodance has origins in numerous multimedia works. Its narratives draw on cinema, but the absence of words and its basis in body language leave great freedom of interpretation to the viewer, and openness to the stories
L'architecture du drame shakespearien
L'architecture du drame shakespearien [Shakespeare dramatische Baukunst] Shakespeare's critics lament deficiency of action at the end, oblique presence of eponymous characters, or excesses of secondary action, traits which can be seen as intentional structural choices, in particular when compared with baroquism in the visual arts
Danses de l'écriture, courses dansantes et anthropologie de la kinesthésie
A Dance of Writing, a Dance of Running, and the Anthropology of Kinesthesia. A practical knowledge of dance, which grounds socio-political reality in the identity and differences of bodies, enables the reinterpretation of two famous anthropological anecdotes from Levi-Strauss and Geertz
L'architecture du drame shakespearien
L'architecture du drame shakespearien [Shakespeare dramatische Baukunst] Shakespeare's critics lament deficiency of action at the end, oblique presence of eponymous characters, or excesses of secondary action, traits which can be seen as intentional structural choices, in particular when compared with baroquism in the visual arts
L'architecture du drame shakespearien
L'architecture du drame shakespearien [Shakespeare dramatische Baukunst] Shakespeare's critics lament deficiency of action at the end, oblique presence of eponymous characters, or excesses of secondary action, traits which can be seen as intentional structural choices, in particular when compared with baroquism in the visual arts
L'ascension de l'écriture. Pas de danse, danse de l'écriture
The Raising of Writing. Dance Step and Writerly Dance: Alibi and A-topia in Jan Fabre's Work. Derrida's écriture is the key to Jan Fabre's choreography, which takes his work as a plastician fascinated with mannerism to their logical conclusion in positing a subject constructed by representation
Le saut de Nijinski. La danse en littérature, représentation de l'irreprésentable
Nijinsky's Leap. Dance in Literature, Representation of the Unrepresentable. Nijinsky's leaps, and quintessential leap off stage in "The Spectre of the Rose", challenge verbal description, revealing the essence of dance itself as physical miracle
Danses de l'écriture, courses dansantes et anthropologie de la kinesthésie
A Dance of Writing, a Dance of Running, and the Anthropology of Kinesthesia. A practical knowledge of dance, which grounds socio-political reality in the identity and differences of bodies, enables the reinterpretation of two famous anthropological anecdotes from Levi-Strauss and Geertz
Robert Walser, le danseur du quotidien, ou
Robert Walser, Choreographer of Daily Life, or The Serial Writer's Affinity With Dance. Walser 's daily columns of commentary and anecdote, whose freedom of style depends on these constraints, frequently metaphorised writing as dance, and wrote about modern dance, inseparable from the rise of the genre
La narration du mouvement en vidéodanse. Modes narratifs d'une forme artistique intermédiatique
Motion Told in Videodance. Narrative Modes in a Multimedia Artform. Videodance has origins in numerous multimedia works. Its narratives draw on cinema, but the absence of words and its basis in body language leave great freedom of interpretation to the viewer, and openness to the stories
Canonical Agon in Post-World War II American Poetry Anthologies
Cet article examine les conflits esthétiques et institutionnels qui ont présidé à la formation du canon poétique du dernier demi-siècle. Le privilège de la forme close et du lyrisme personnel continue de s’imposer jusque dans les années 80 où perdure une conception néoromantique de l’écriture. Aux tenants de celle-ci s’opposent poètes et critiques qui privilégient le canon poundien comme axe générateur de la modernité. Cet axe se prolonge dans la…
Modernism and Unreadability
Questioning “Modernism and Unreadability” means exploring Modernism from the perspective of one of its most problematic effects: unreadability. Modernism is approached through the lens of texts known to be particularly resistant to interpretation-“ borderline” modernist texts which fall de facto under the category of the unreadable, i.e., texts which need to be “unraveled” (Barthes) rather than deciphered. Those texts, now part of the literary ca…
Lyric Disaster
Research Article| June 01 2012 Lyric Disaster: Poetic Voice and Its Lacanian Other Axel Nesme Axel Nesme Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Qui Parle (2012) 21 (1): 185–201. https://doi.org/10.5250/quiparle.21.1.0185 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Twitter Permissions Search Site Citation Axel Nesme; Lyric Disaster: Poetic Voice and Its Lacanian Other. Qui Parle 1 June 2012; 21 (1): 185–201. doi: https://doi.org/10.5250/qu…
The Purloined Letters of Elizabeth Bishop
In this paper I propose to examine several poems by Elizabeth Bishop through the prism of the concept of letter delineated in “Lituraterre”, where Lacan explores the connection between the literal and the littoral in order to draw a key distinction between signifiers which are the semblances involved in ordinary communication, and the letter as a precipitate resulting from their breakdown. Insofar as the letter causes “writing effects that are st…
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