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Journal Article
Du Moi comme apophatisme: Maurice Barrès, Emil Cioran, Philippe Muray
2019
Overview
In the theological field, the term apophatism refers to a negative approach of defining God by what he is not rather than by what he is. This way of thinking can be applied to the definition of the writer's Me as it appears in the literary works, since the Me, although being a factual obviousness, can only be defined by being opposed to anything it is not. Maurice Barres, Emil Cioran and Philippe Muray approached, through this oppositional way, the question of the writer's Litterary Me; this comparative study will attempt to confront their respective approaches to the Me and to its inscription in the historical time.
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Servicio de Publicaciones, Universidad de Murcia,Editum, Ediciones de la Universidad de Murcia
