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Barthes, Roland

The whisper denotes a limit noise, an impossible noise, the noise of what, because it works perfectly, does not produce noise; to whisper is to let the same evaporation of noise be heard: the faint, the confused, the shaken are received as signs of sound cancellation. And as for the language, can you whisper? As a word it seems that it is still doomed to babble; as writing, to silence and to the distinction of signs: in any case, there is always too much meaning for language to achieve the pleasure that would be proper to its subject. But the impossible is not inconceivable: the whisper of the language constitutes a utopia. What kind of utopia? That of a music of meaning. The language, whispering, entrusted to the signifier in an unprecedented movement, unknown by our rational discourses, would not for that reason abandon a horizon of meaning: meaning, undivided, impenetrable, unnameable, would, however, be placed in the distance, like a mirage... the vanishing point of pleasure. It is the thrill of meaning that I question when listening to the whisper of language, of that language that is, for me, modern man, my Nature.

Author
Barthes, Roland
Subject
Language & languages > Sociolinguistics
EAN
9788449338045
ISBN
978-84-493-3804-5
Edition
1
Publisher
Paidós
Pages
432 
High
21.0 cm
Weight
13.5 cm
Release date
31-03-2021
Language
Spanish 
Series
Biblioteca Roland Barthes 
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Barthes, Roland (aut.)

  • Barthes, Roland
    Roland Barthes (Cherburgo, 1915-París, 1980) fue un filósofo, escritor, ensayista y semiólogo francés.   Read more