Journal article
Criticism and affinity Marcel Raymond’s travels to Leipzig and the “German” side of criticism
- By Danièle Cohn
Pages 7 to 21
Cite this article
- COHN, Danièle,
- Cohn, Danièle.
- Cohn, D.
https://doi.org/10.3917/aphi.874.0007
Cite this article
- Cohn, D.
- Cohn, Danièle.
- COHN, Danièle,
https://doi.org/10.3917/aphi.874.0007
English
Using Marcel Raymond as an exemplary case, this article explores the journey of a subject, its integration into a narrative, and the resulting establishment of an affinity-based critique. The subject’s part, encompassing an existence and its intellectual formation during its formative years, and the object’s part (in this case, literary works), find a dialectical balance between experience and knowledge, existence and interpretation, the singularity of feeling and intelligibility.