Le silence du haïku
Abstract
Il nous semble que le haïku, ce genre poétique né au Japon à la fin du 17e siècle et dont l’usage s’est répandu dans plusieurs pays et dans plusieurs langues, présente des liens forts avec la notion de silence. La forme elliptique, suggestive – en particulier la césure entre deux images – produit des blancs qui brouillent l’esprit, laissant le lecteur à ses interprétations. Privilégiant la « sensation immédiate »,le haïku attire souvent l’attention sur l’inaptitude de la langue à représenter le réel, créant une sidération qui évoque l’effacement du langage.
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Antonini, J. (2018). Le silence du haïku. Revue CMC Review, 5(1). Retrieved from https://cmc.journals.yorku.ca/index.php/cmc/article/view/40340
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