Henri meschonnic the translate and the poem, a continuous process of creation
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5433/2237-4876.2017v20n2p202Keywords:
Henri Meschonnic, crítica genética, ritmo, criação, tradução, poemaAbstract
In this article, I circumscribe the reflection about the process of literary creation and I analyze manuscripts of the Henri Meschonnic collection, poet, essayist and translator of the Bible. I ground my reflection on the analysis of a set of manuscripts that refer to the genesis of a theoretical essay, poems and a translation process. I will present a clipping of three examples to show that it is possible to try to understand how works the process of creation of the author in his act of writing: reflective and theoretical, in the textualization of the essay Poétique du traduire; poetic and of the translation process, in the translation of the Hebrew Bible. I will try to sketch a start reflection on the use of genetic criticism to analyze what a text does and how it does, what Henri Meschonnic calls activity. That is to say, that does not concern to the sense but to the rhythm. The rhythm as the organization of the movement of speech in writing, that builds a system of discourse, specific to the subject, and that has an activity. It acts.
Downloads
Downloads
Published
How to Cite
Issue
Section
License
Copyright (c) 2017 Signum: Estudos da Linguagem
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
This journal reserves the right to make, in the originals, normative, orthographic and grammatical modifications in order to maintain the standard language and the credibility of the publication. It will respect, however, the authors' style of writing. Modifications, corrections and suggestions of conceptual order will be forwarded to the authors, if necessary. In these cases, the papers, once appropriate, should be submitted to a new appreciation. The final examinations will not be forwarded to the authors. Works published become property of Signum, being its total or partial reprint subject to an explicit authorization of the journal. In all subsequent quotes the original source of publication should be mentioned, in case, in Photographic Discourse. Opinions emitted by the authors are their exclusive responsibility.
