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In Roland Barthes's eyes, Philippe Sollers embodied the figure of the contemporary writer forever seeking something new. Thirty-six years after Barthes produced his study Sollers Writer, Sollers has written a book on the man who was his friend and who shared with him a total faith in literature as a force of invention and discovery, as a resource and an encyclopaedia. They met regularly, exchanged many letters and fought many battles together, against every kind of academicism, every political and ideological regression. Barthes shed light on Sollers's work in a series of articles that are still of great relevance today. Sollers, in turn, assumed the role of Barthes's publisher at Le Seuil from the publication of his Critical Essays in 1964, and was left deeply shocked and saddened by Barthes's death in 1980. In short, they were very close to each other, despite their differences, and Sollers expresses here what this meant at the time and what it continues to represent, highlighting the themes that sustained their friendship. The book also contains some thirty letters from Barthes to Sollers, completing our image of one of the most extraordinary partnerships in French literary life.… (altro)
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La mort de Roland Barthes, le 26 mars 1980, a été un choc considérable pour moi, et c’est quelque chose qui dure, qui ne s’en va pas. [...]
Supplice chinois
Lorsque notre petite délégation arrive à Pékin, le 11 avril 1974, la campagne maoïste de masse contre Lin Piao et Confucius bat son plein, et, pour la propagande, les Chinois, on le sait, sont des virtuoses. Pauvre Barthes ! [...]
’antifascisme de Barthes
Je ferai un éloge politique de Roland Barthes. D’autant plus politique que nous sommes en plein bouleversement de ce pays qu’on a appelé autrefois la France, qui est dans un état de putréfaction avancé, où on voit se dessiner très bien un passé qui ne passe pas et revient sous la forme de ce qu’il faut bien appeler le fascisme. [...]
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In Roland Barthes's eyes, Philippe Sollers embodied the figure of the contemporary writer forever seeking something new. Thirty-six years after Barthes produced his study Sollers Writer, Sollers has written a book on the man who was his friend and who shared with him a total faith in literature as a force of invention and discovery, as a resource and an encyclopaedia. They met regularly, exchanged many letters and fought many battles together, against every kind of academicism, every political and ideological regression. Barthes shed light on Sollers's work in a series of articles that are still of great relevance today. Sollers, in turn, assumed the role of Barthes's publisher at Le Seuil from the publication of his Critical Essays in 1964, and was left deeply shocked and saddened by Barthes's death in 1980. In short, they were very close to each other, despite their differences, and Sollers expresses here what this meant at the time and what it continues to represent, highlighting the themes that sustained their friendship. The book also contains some thirty letters from Barthes to Sollers, completing our image of one of the most extraordinary partnerships in French literary life.