
Costituire e ampliare reti sociali indipendenti


Denis Roche, lors de la sortie du volume La poésie est inadmissible, au Seuil, déclarait ceci à Arnaud Viviant dans Libé : «Et j’ai toujours trouvé saugrenu qu’on ne dise pas d’un poète que c’est un écrivain. Au fond, c’est très étrange. Si vous écrivez un seul roman dans votre vie, nul ne songe à vous appeler romancier. Mais faites un livre de poésie, et toute votre vie on dira: le poète. C’est une des choses que je trouve débilitante dans ce qu’est devenue la poésie, depuis le romantisme probablement. Une espèce de label, relevant très nettement du statut social, et qui vous est octroyé sur un mode toujours sublimé, augmentatif. Pourquoi un exposant aussi valorisateur est-il attaché à cette pratique littéraire? Lorsque vous voyez des hommes politiques en campagne qui, sous prétexte qu’ils sont consultés dans une émission littéraire, prennent des airs ravis, les yeux à demi-clos, pour parler de poésie, on est encore dans ce statut-là. Oui, à cet exercice-là est attaché quelque chose qui est de l’ordre de la décoration sociale. Qu’elle soit devenue cela est une des choses qui me font dire que la poésie est inadmissible.»
merci, Charles Pennequin :
https://www.facebook.com/charles.pennequin/posts/pfbid02QwTpGXMf7GYhyRHFpZFnyyCXxP62Ti1r7y977SSbM3dAHiyN65YfEmdDmM3LQuksl

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Francis Ponge
(Entretiens Ponge/Sollers)
l’atto, non l’agìto. il dire, non il detto. aion, non chronos. il soggetto dell’inconscio, non l’io,
direbbe CB
NO MORE POETRY THAT LOOKS LIKE POETRY, THAT ACTS LIKE POETRY, THAT IS INSTANTLY RECOGNIZABLE AS POETRY; I BELIEVE THAT POETS SHOULD LIKE TO WRITE IN A WAY WHICH DOESN’T RESEMBLE WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE, THEY SHOULD BE ABSOLUTELY CONTEMPORARY IN FORM AND CONTENT.
https://derekbeaulieu.ca/2022/12/21/poets-with-a-video-camera/


da leggere e includere in qualsiasi ragionamento e dialogo in tema di arte, processualità, condivisione, …
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https://unclosed.eu/rubriche/osservatorio/recensioni-attualita/400-le-sedie-di-documenta-fifteen-per-un-sabotaggio-del-pathos.html

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Mysticism, whether atheistic or otherwise, has always welcomed a spectrum of experiences valued primarily for their absurdity and futility. The experience of asemic writing, whether one is attempting to write it or attempting to read it, is fundamentally a mystical experience. It is The Face That Is No Face, the Via Negativa.
Let’s say I make a sequence of tangled squiggles, with baggy loops here, jagged-edged bulges there, poncruated with curatorial punctuation marks in the form of randomly tilted ascenders and descenders, moving suggestively from left to right on the foundation of an imaginary baseline. It looks like writing, but we can’t read it, says the entry at Wikipedia. It must be asemic writing, says a contextualized leap of faith.
What if it is, in theory and in practice, experientially, a kind of quasi-calligraphic drawing?
This is not the Via Negativa. It is direct experience of the mystery. Direct Experience of The Mystery. There is no wrong reading, judged and condemned by official authorities on the matter. There are no Official Authorities on the matter. And there is no range of acceptable interpretations of the experience, no spectrum of permitted discourse about the acceptable interpretations.
There is no attempt at reading, not of any variety, and therefore there is no writing, of any variety, asemic or otherwise.
Asemic writing, in its absolute failure to exist, can function in our lives as a kind of pagan spiritual discipline, one designed to give us greater access to the experience of experience.