To Write is to Think [The Is-] Being

This article presents Clarice Lispector’s view on writing, showing that for her literature is the writing of the act of writing itself. In question is the writing of the act while acting, the is-being of existence. In this sense, Lispector described her writing as the writing of a screaming object, as abstract writing, almost a painting. Following some central passages of different works, the article is an attempt to seize the main traits of what could be called the gerundive act of literature of Clarice Lispector

Art · Biography · Creative writing · Life writing · Linguistics · Literature · Object (grammar · Painting · Screaming · Visual arts · Linguistics and Education Research · Literature, Culture, and Criticism · Philosophy

• The Apprenticeship or the Book of Pleasures

  Earl E Fitz, Clarice Lispector et al.•Hispania•1987

  Add to list