Polyphony of the Modal Subject in Mythopoetic Discourse
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https://doi.org/10.46991/TSTP/2023.SI.1.217Keywords:
mythopoetic discourse, paratopic space, modalization, enunciation, lyrical subjectAbstract
The modalization of the mythopoetic enunciation transforms the lyrical subject into a modal subject, which finds its place in the paratopic space expressed through the aquatic element, which plays a role in the progressive erasure of the poetic self, attested from the Baroque period, and led to its absolute elocutory disappearance in surrealist poetry. This dynamic of the metamorphoses of the modal subject in mythopoetic texts is analysed on the example of the poems of Saint-Aimant, Tristan l’Hermite and André Breton.
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