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antronaut · 2 years ago
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Roland Barthes
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rbolick · 2 years ago
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Books On Books Collection - William Dugan
How Our Alphabet Grew (1972) How Our Alphabet Grew: The History of the Alphabet (1972) William Dugan Casebound, illustrated paper on board, illustrated endpapers and pastedowns. H320 x W227 mm. 72 pages. Acquired 14 March 2023. Photos: Books On Books Collection. Curiously, little information about William Dugan appears online. He was a prolific illustrator of children’s books — especially those

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chansonsinternationales · 1 year ago
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Le Monde – Tiphaine Samoyault : « Les classiques ont une puissance d’enchantement et une puissance d’alerte qui frappe Ă  chaque fois qu’on les lit »
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theophagepratiquant · 2 years ago
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To add on to that : there's definitely violence in translation, but in another way, for example in a context of colonisation or cultural hegemony. For example, translating from an endangered language into a very popular can help make the first one disappear. Tiphaine Samoyault talks about it in her wonderful book "Traduction et violence" if ya'll want to check that out <333
its been a few weeks its time to bitch about this take i saw in my notes
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[id: tags that read "an act of translation is an act of betrayal" "translation means doing violence upon the original" "unless its emily wilson doing it " "hope that helps" /end id]
this pisses me off SO MUCH. what the fuck are you talking about violence. its an act of intimacy, an act of love, an act of devotion. thats literally what the original post is ABOUT (a quote by dr. wilson about her feeling like translation feels religious to her).
AND the way this person frames 'the original' as something that is pristine, something inherently superior to the translation. 'ohhh the translation will never be as good as the original' And The Original Will Never Be As Good As The Translation. rejoice in the act of translation, rejoice in transformation and interpretation and love and care
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aspho-dele · 4 years ago
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dipnotski · 2 years ago
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Tiphaine Samoyault – Roland Barthes (2022)
Tiphaine Samoyault – Roland Barthes (2022)
Edebiyat teorisyeni, filozof, dilbilimci, eleƟtirmen ve göstergebilimci Roland Barthes (1915-1980), döneminin dĂŒĆŸĂŒnce dĂŒnyasına damgasını vurmuƟ isimlerden biri. Kendi “anti-otobiyografi”sini kaleme almÄ±ĆŸ, “yazarın ölĂŒmĂŒâ€ tezini ortaya atmÄ±ĆŸ Barthes’ın biyografisini yazmak hiç ĆŸĂŒphesiz kolay değil. Tiphaine Samoyault bu zorlu iƟi ĂŒstlenerek, kapsamlı bir araƟtırmanın sonucunda çoğu daha önce

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orpheusz · 3 years ago
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apuntapres · 3 years ago
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whileiamdying · 5 years ago
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Tiphaine Samoyault : « La liste des lecteurs du “Monde” tĂ©moigne de la coexistence de plusieurs mĂ©moires »
L’essayiste et Ă©crivaine, spĂ©cialiste de la littĂ©rature du XXe siĂšcle, dĂ©crypte la liste des 101 livres plĂ©biscitĂ©s par les lecteurs du « Monde ». from Livres : Toute l’actualitĂ© sur Le Monde.fr. https://www.lemonde.fr/culture/article/2019/12/27/tiphaine-samoyault-la-liste-des-lecteurs-du-monde-temoigne-de-la-coexistence-de-plusieurs-memoires_6024221_3246.html via IFTTT
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retentionalfinitude2 · 8 years ago
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“Were I a writer, and dead, how I would love it if my life, through the pains of some friendly and detached biographer, were to reduce itself to a few details, a few preferences, a few inflections, let us say: to ‘biographemes’ whose distinction and mobility might go beyond any fate and come to touch, like Epicurean atoms, some future body, destined to the same dispersion.” --Roland Barthes, quoted in Tiphaine Samoyault, Barthes: A Biography
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e-n-t-r-e-l-a-c-s · 8 years ago
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4 juin 2017
Beaucoup lu Barthes, l’étĂ© dernier. Je veux lire tout Barthes maintenant. Je vais avoir bientĂŽt fini le premier tome de ses ƒuvres complĂštes publiĂ©es au Seuil. À cĂŽtĂ©, je lis sa biographie (Tiphaine Samoyault, Roland Barthes).
Je publie trĂšs peu sur ce blog. Il y a quelques semaines, je me disais que j’allais m’exercer Ă  Ă©crire des critiques dans l’espoir d’intĂ©grer Ă  terme le comitĂ© de rĂ©daction d’une revue de littĂ©rature contemporaine. Ce projet n’est dĂ©jĂ  plus Ă  l’ordre du jour. Je me sens incapable aujourd’hui de pratiquer rĂ©guliĂšrement et sans trop de peine ce que Barthes appelle “‘la critique de lancĂ©e’, celle des journaux, des revues et qui est principalement une critique Ă©valuative ou de jugement” (Samoyault, Roland Barthes).
L’autre jour, la lecture de la page 293 de la biographie de Samoyault a Ă©veillĂ© en moi, soudainement, un dĂ©sir sĂ»r et prĂ©cis (j’ai vu avec joie un horizon) : l’écriture d’un essai proche formellement, mĂ©thodologiquement, mais proche surtout de par les pulsions qui l’animeraient, du Michelet de Barthes que je venais de lire.
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Les mots que je retiens : "recherche thĂ©matique” ; "critique subjective” ; “appropriation critique oĂč se croisent interprĂ©tation de soi et interprĂ©tation de l’autre”.
Je vais Ă©crire un essai sur l’Ɠuvre de Jean-Philippe Toussaint (phrase-engagement qui cependant ne prĂ©tend pas atteindre le degrĂ© de solennitĂ© d’une dĂ©claration comme “Je suis candidat Ă  la prĂ©sidence de la RĂ©publique”). Pourquoi Toussaint ? Pour le moment, il m’est en fait difficile de rĂ©pondre prĂ©cisĂ©ment Ă  cette question. Je dirai seulement que je me sens trĂšs proche de l’ethos de ses narrateurs : de ce seul point de vue, mon goĂ»t profond pour cette littĂ©rature relĂšve donc moins d’une “influence” que d’une “identitĂ©â€ (Barthes, “Notes sur AndrĂ© Gide et son ‘Journal’”). J’ai dĂ©jĂ  en tĂȘte quelques lectures prĂ©paratoires Ă  ce travail, et notamment deux essais, dont j’attends beaucoup, de Marielle MacĂ© : Façons de lire, maniĂšres d’ĂȘtres et Styles. Ce riche programme m’excite, mais patience, je dois d’abord poursuivre d’autres lectures que je tiens pour indispensables au franchissement d’un certain seuil minimum (purement illusoire, sans doute) dans ma formation intellectuelle : l’Ɠuvre de Barthes, donc, et L’InterprĂ©tation du rĂȘve (j’ai si peu lu de psychanalyse, pourtant cet immense corpus m’appelle, m’attend
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rbolick · 2 years ago
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Books On Books Collection - Ada Yardeni
A- dventure- Z’ (2003) A- dventure- Z’: The Story of the Alphabet (2003)Ada YardeniPaperback. 220 x 220 mm. 86 pages. Acquired from Carta Jerusalem, 28 March 2023.Photos: Books On Books Collection. There is gray between what is known and unknown about the invention of shapes and signs for sounds. In the Books On Books collection, one side is reflected by works such as Lyn Davies’ A is for Ox

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chansonsinternationales · 2 years ago
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Roland Barthes : liberté académique par Tiphaine Samoyault - Philippe Sollers/Pileface
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rbolick · 2 years ago
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Books On Books Collection - Tiphaine Samoyault
Alphabetical Order (1998) Alphabetical Order (1998) Tiphaine Samoyault Casebound, illustrated glossy paper over boards, decorated doublures. H270 x W195 mm. 32 unnumbered pages. Acquired from World of Books, 15 August 2022. Photos: Books On Books Collection. Tiphaine Samoyault had the extraordinary experience of growing up in residence at the  Chñteau de Fontainebleau, where her father

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rbolick · 2 years ago
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Books On Books Collection - Don Robb and Anne Smith
Ox, House, Stick (2007) Ox, House, Stick: The History of Our Alphabet (2007)Don Robb (text) and Anne Smith (ills)Casebound, illustrated paper over boards. H280 x W217 mm. 48 pages.Acquired from The Saint Bookstore, 14 August 2022. Photos: Books On Books Collection.Text copyright © 2007 by Donald Robb. Illustrations copyright © 2007 by Anne Smith/Lilla Rogers Studio.Used with permission by

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rbolick · 2 years ago
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Books On Books Collection - Tommy Thompson
Books On Books Collection – Tommy Thompson
The ABC of Our Alphabet (1952) The ABC of Our Alphabet: A primer of the lineal history of our present-day letters (1952)Tommy ThompsonCasebound with doublures showing map of locations of alphabet development.Acquired from St Luke’s Hospice, Sheffield, 6 August 2022. Photos: Books On Books Collection. First appearing in 1942, Samuel Winfield (Tommy) Thompson’s somewhat forgotten children’s

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