A word’s weight. Approach to the diaristic writing in Chantal Maillard’s “Filosofía en los días críticos”
Abstract
The aim of this paper is drawing some notes on Chantal Maillard’s particular incursion in the self writing as a formal materialization of her poetical and philosophical project. From a reading of Filosofía en los días críticos, the first work of Maillard presented as a diary, in light of the traditional characteristics of this literary genre, this work will try to articulate a reflection on the consequences of choosing the diary regarding to the question of the subject and the will to destroy a thought and a language based on metaphysics and ontology.
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