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En disant "corps", on accepte la fiction d'unicité, le "corpus", tandis qu'avec le terme "somathèque", on souligne une diversité, des superpositions, des contradictions : une historicité, une multiplicité des techniques gouvernementales. Le corps est une archive du bio-pouvoir." Paul B. Preciado

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Ce dictionnaire contient 7000 citations, tirées du Moyen-Age jusqu'à la fin de l'Ancien Régime

Citation --- Dictionnaire --- Linguistique --- Quotations, French

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Using the tools of contemporary linguistics, the present book studies the Classical quotes found in Augustine’s City of God – mainly from Cicero, Sallust, Varro, and Virgil – and tries to show how they fully contribute to the development of his thought. This study is divided in three stages, so many as there are connections to Augustine and his work. It first tries to show how exactly the quotes appear in the text – a notion defined as ‘the copresence of two statements’. The second part examines the polyphony created in the work by these secondary voices, which are analysed in close relation with the book’s context of reception. It finally seems that, far from encouraging digression, this ‘poetics of otherness’ contributes to the development of a discourse whose order acts as a guarantee of truth, and is therefore at the heart of the book’s apolegetic intention. Thus, being nurtured by an internalised and theatralised dialogue, Augustine’s text makes fruitful use of these sources as a means to draw – at least in part – the conclusion that pagan philosophy is an aporia. This study includes an appendix and a transcription of the Classical quotes found in the City of God, along with their contexts and philological annotations.

Augustine, --- Citations latines. --- Citation. --- Dialogisme. --- Intertextualité.

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Sous un titre d'apparence austère, ce "Dictionnaire de la mort" est paradoxalement une exaltation de la vie. C'est sans doute parce qu'en ces contrées redoutées, l'originalité de l'homme se manifeste le mieux, que ce dictionnaire a pu être réalisé. Il nous rapporte, pris au hasard, les plus étonnants témoignages qui soient, les anecdotes les plus inattendues, les pensées les plus curieuses et les plus fécondes, les usages les plus curieux. Epitaphes, dernières paroles, enterrements, opinions des philosophes, images des poètes, coutumes de deuil, superstitions, rites funéraires, statistiques, cartomancie... tout trouve sa place dans cette mine de renseignements qui a sa place dans la bibliothèque de tout homme de goût.

Mort --- Citation --- Funeral rites and ceremonies

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Art --- Arte povera. --- Penone, Giuseppe --- Citation.