Ulysse de Joyce: l'imprésentable

• Michel Peterson ^[1]
  1. [1] University of Montreal

     University of Montreal

     Canadá

     
• Localización: Littérature, ISSN-e 1958-5926, ISSN 0047-4800, Nº 77, 1990 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Situation de la fiction.), págs. 23-40
• Idioma: francés
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• Resumen

  • "Ulysses" is a nodal work that confronts the reader with new concepts of space and time and incites him to examine the perpetual off-centering of fields of meaning in both modern and post-modern societies. The use of as many different types of narrative as possible, the constant displacement of enunciative postures and Bloom's transgressive subjectivity join together to give the work a resolutely anti-romantic and ironic tone. The poetics of self-reflexivity are founded on a parodic vision of society. Modernism or postmodernism ? "Ulysses" raises language to heights that provoke the devaluation of accepted codes.