Roland Barthes parle de Jules Michelet

Extrait de l'émission "Des Milliers de Livres Ecrits à la Main" (TF1, 11-08-1976).

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Film & Animation

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• Barthes
• Sémiologie
• Semiologia
• Semiótica
• Sémiotique

[Nejisasan]

@AutumnVision El mundo no es solo para los anglo-parlantes Ò_Ó

The world is not only for english speakers Ò_Ó

[tsarbomba]

Please put up more Barthes if you have it, anyone!

[adoubrov]

"c'était de très grands travailleurs muni d'un appareil d'ascèse de travail très fort et souvent très lourd" ! ! ! ! Michel got Migraines from the ascetic experience of banishing oneself to cell in order to have bodily communion with history ! Is it our generations job to move beyond and get a collective migraine ? ?

Ahh Barthes ! greatest sages disappear just when they get interesting !

[Nejisasan]

@dantean Yeah, it´s the best desicion you could made. There are translator that actually are really, really good, but it´s never the same. Congratulations again :)

[dantean]

@Nejisasan It's true. After spending graduate school reading Bathes, Derrida, Foucault, et. al. in translation I recently (and finally!) decided that I was going to stop saying I was going to do it and actually begin learning to read, write, speak, and understand French. I began studying a little under a month ago.

[Nejisasan]

@dantean Jajajajaajj, congratulations!!

[dantean]

@Nejisasan Merci (I'm learning French this year).

[dantean]

@YunaBonbeurre But beautifully spoken!

[Nejisasan]

@dantean Yeah, you´re right too....

[dantean]

@Nejisasan The world is for us all and between French and English MOST (though not all) of the world would get the benefit Barthes' thought here.

[dantean]

@FidelioRoo Hint: Listen for the word "auteur."