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Université Sorbonne Nouvelle-Paris 3 UNIVERSITÉ SORBONNE NOUVELLE-PARIS 3 ED 514 – EDEAGE ÉTUDES ANGLOPHONES, GERMANOPHONES ET EUROPÉENNES THÈSE DE DOCTORAT ÉTUDES ANGLOPHONES LITTÉRATURE AMÉRICAINE Soutenue par EMÖKE SIMON GERTRUDE STEIN: L’IDENTITÉ À L’ÉPREUVE DU RYTHME Date prévue de soutenance 21 novembre 2014 Thèse dirigée par ISABELLE ALFANDARY Composition du jury: ISABELLE ALFANDARY Professeur des universités, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle - Paris 3 MARIE-CHRISTINE LEMARDELEY Professeur des universités, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle - Paris 3 ANTOINE CAZÉ Professeur des universités, Université Paris-Diderot Paris 7 JEAN-MARIE GLEIZE Professeur émérite, École Normale Supérieure de Lyon 1 GERTRUDE STEIN: L’IDENTITÉ À L’ÉPREUVE DU RYTHME RÉSUMÉ: La conception steinienne du rythme comme manifestation de l’identité ouvre la voie à une perception diagrammatique du texte. Si le rythme est dia-grammaire, c’est- à-dire l’image en mouvement d’une pensée, il postule une conception littérale du rapport de l’acte d’écriture et d’une idée susceptible de le motiver. Cette étude propose de considérer le rythme textuel de Gertrude Stein comme l’expression d’une pensée qui interroge le concept d’identité en tant que champ de confrontation entre l’intérieur et l’extérieur, entre le désir et la loi, entre soi et autrui, ou encore, entre l’écrivain et le lecteur. Les textes de Gertrude Stein interrogent l’être au monde – collectif et singulier – même à travers leurs personnages, toutefois ceux-ci se laissent investir par le rythme au point de devenir des personnages rythmiques, en même temps que le rythme devient l’espace performatif où les figures de l’Un, du double et du multiple se défient ou se superposent. L’interaction de ces figures, la nature des rapports qu’elles engagent donnent lieu à une expérience rythmique à multiple visages qui, traversées par la logique de la sensation, postule la présence du texte comme corps et place le rapport de l’écrivain et du lecteur sous le signe du devenir. Si le rythme interroge l’identité, c’est par le rythme qu’une identité textuelle peut être saisie. Émergé de son élan vers le lecteur et son désir du rythme, le texte steinien pourrait alors se définir à travers un geste d’écriture et d’une voix qui le sculptent selon les lois du pli, du chiasme, ou du cercle, sous les yeux du lecteur et d’un regard qu’il porte sur lui-même. L’intensité et l’immediateté qui le caractérisent lui assurent le statut d’une action performative qui révèle le corps dans sa dimension burlesque. L’écriture de Gertrude Stein est présence qui interroge, remet en question à la manière d’un postulat critique, déterritorialise et territorialise le champ artistique contemporain où il continue à se chercher dans son rapport à autrui. MOTS-CLÉS: identité, rythme, diagramme, désir, ritournelle, performance. 2 GERTRUDE STEIN: IDENTITY AND RHYTHM ABSTRACT: The Steinian conception of rhythm as expression of identity paves the way for a diagrammatic perception of the text. If rhythm is a diagram, that is to say, the image in movement of a literary thinking, it asserts a literal conception of the relation between the act of writing and an idea as its possible motivation. This study proposes to approach the textual rhythm of Gertrude Stein as the expression of a thinking that calls into question the concept of identity considered as the confrontation of inside and outside, of desire and law, of self and other, or of the writer and the reader. Gertrude Stein’s text questions the being in the world – the collective being as well as the individual – even through its characters, yet they are so intensely conditioned by the rhythm that they become rhythmic characters, meanwhile the rhythm becomes this performative space where the figures of One, the double and the multiple overlap or challenge each other. The interaction of these figures and the nature of the dynamics they engage produce a rhythmic experience of multiple faces which, conditioned by a logic of sensation, asserts the presence of the text as body and places the writer/reader relationship under the sign of becoming. If rhythm questions identity, it is through rhythm that a textual identity may be grasped. Emerging from its movement towards the reader and the desire of rhythm, the steinian text could then be defined in terms of a gesture of writing and a voice which shape it according to the laws of the fold, the chiasm, the circle, in the reader’s presence and under the gaze of the text itself. Through its immediacy and its intensity, such a text may claim to ensure a performative action similar which reveals the body in its burlesque dimension. Gertrude Stein’s writing is presence which questions as a critical statement does, it deterritorialises and reterritorializes the field of contemporary art where it continues its quest of identity in relation to the other. KEY-WORDS: identity, rhythm, desire, refrain, performance, diagram. 3 Analysis is a womanly word, they discover there are laws. (Gertrude Stein) 4 REMERCIEMENTS Je tiens tout d’abord à remercier ma directrice de thèse, Mme Isabelle Alfandary, dont la confiance, l’attention, le soutien et la disponibilité ont créé les conditions optimales de recherche. Ses travaux ont inspiré et nourri mon travail, ses questions et ses conseils l’ont guidé. Je suis reconnaissante et enchantée d’avoir pu ainsi découvrir des nouveaux territoires. Je remercie Marie-France Martin et Patricia Martin d’avoir eu un jour l’idée de faire un workshop à partir d’un texte de Gertrude Stein. Grâce à elles, j’ai pu découvrir une écriture qui m’intriguait au point de me mobiliser pendant plusieurs années et ne cesse de me provoquer depuis. L’amitié de Marie-France Martin m’a donnée, à plusieurs reprises, le courage de répondre à ces provocations. Je suis honorée d’avoir comme membre de mon jury de thèse Jean-Marie Gleize dont la perception et la sensibilité m’ont confrontée à la nécessité de penser l’écriture et la lecture comme des enjeux politiques. Les séminaires et l’atelier d’écriture menés dans le cadre du Centre d’Études Poétiques de Lyon ont été incontournables dans le cheminement que ce travail représente. Je tiens également à remercier ma famille pour la patience et le soutien dont elle a fait preuve pendant ces années. Merci à Dora et à Elza pour leurs sourires. 5 TABLE DES MATIÈRES VOLUME I. INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................................... 8 A. L’IDENTITÉ, UNE PROBLÉMATIQUE RELATIONNELLE .................................................. 17 B. LE DIAGRAMME COMME PRINCIPE DE PRODUCTION ET DE PERCEPTION ............ 29 C. LE DIAGRAMME ET L’INTERMÉDIALITÉ.............................................................................. 43 D. LE RYTHME COMME MANIFESTATION DE L’IDENTITÉ ................................................. 47 E. LES FIGURES DE LA DYNAMIQUE IDENTITAIRE STEINIENNE ...................................... 56 F. LA DESCRIPTION COMME MÉTHODE STEINIENNE .......................................................... 63 I. L’OBSESSION DE L’UN ........................................................................................................ 68 1.1 LA FAMILLE OU L’ENTRE-DEUX DE L’UN .......................................................................... 69 1.2. L’UN PAR LE PLI ........................................................................................................................ 93 1.3. LA VIBRATION DU PLI ............................................................................................................ 97 1.4. ÊTRE LE MONDE ..................................................................................................................... 109 1.5. L’UN POUR TOUS, TOUS POUR UN .................................................................................... 115 1.6. L’UN COMME HECCÉITÉ ....................................................................................................... 138 1.6. LES RISQUES DE L’UN............................................................................................................ 167 1.7. PORTRAIT DE L’UN ................................................................................................................ 172 1.8. L’UN PEUT FAIRE DEUX ....................................................................................................... 177 II. LE DOUBLE DANS TOUS SES ÉTATS .......................................................................... 200 2.1. LE BÉGAIEMENT DE L’UN .................................................................................................... 201 2.2. ENTRE LA COPIE ET L’ORIGINAL ...................................................................................... 210 2.3. L’INQUIÉTANTE ÉTRANGETÉ DU DOUBLE .................................................................... 216 2.4. LE DOUBLE COMME PARADIGME SPATIO-TEMPOREL ............................................. 226 2.5. ENTRE LES DEVENIRS ........................................................................................................... 236 III. LA RITOURNELLE STEINIENNE ................................................................................ 250 3. 1. ÊTRE PAR LE TERRITOIRE ................................................................................................. 251 3.2. DONNER CORPS ...................................................................................................................... 262 3.3. LA PERFORMANCE DU MASQUE ......................................................................................
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