“Common Place: Common-Place”. A Presentation of Édouard Glissant’s Poetics of the Compounding of Places – Part 2
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2016
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Résumé
At the end of Poétique de la Relation, a list of “binarities” constitutes what Glissant’s philosophy of Relation sets out to reshuffle. Among them, the pair “Lieu commun: lieu-commun” is what will be analysed here. Beyond enabling us to survey a vast area of Glissant’s œuvre, it will also lead to the analysis of one of Glissant’s most operative metaphors: the “common-place,” advancing toward the configuration of an alternative, ever compounding, reality. The first part of this essay was published in the previous issue of Commmonwealth Essays and Studies.
