The essay aims to reconsider the interpretation of Catherine Pozzi’s poem, offered by Michel de Certeau in his work The Mystic Fable, in the light of his most recent volume Le lieu de l’autre (The Place of the Other), that concludes what the Author «inaugurated» in the previous works. The hermeneutical focus of Certeau’s reflections is represented by the metaphor of the journey, which underlines the distance and the difference between places and times between the «I» and the «Other». Central is the theme of the unattainability of the goal, of disorientation, of the desire always pursued, but never satisfied. It is desire that depicts «the secret name of the elsewhere», in the interpretation of Michel de Certeau, who reappropriates and reworks some key ideas of Jacques Lacan.
Labirinti della parola poetica. M. de Certeau lettore di C. Pozzi
Colonnello P
2020-01-01
Abstract
The essay aims to reconsider the interpretation of Catherine Pozzi’s poem, offered by Michel de Certeau in his work The Mystic Fable, in the light of his most recent volume Le lieu de l’autre (The Place of the Other), that concludes what the Author «inaugurated» in the previous works. The hermeneutical focus of Certeau’s reflections is represented by the metaphor of the journey, which underlines the distance and the difference between places and times between the «I» and the «Other». Central is the theme of the unattainability of the goal, of disorientation, of the desire always pursued, but never satisfied. It is desire that depicts «the secret name of the elsewhere», in the interpretation of Michel de Certeau, who reappropriates and reworks some key ideas of Jacques Lacan.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
