Entre-Je, entre-Il e entre-Autres, a memória: Louis-René des Forêts
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2012-07-01
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Costa, Leila de Aguiar [UNIFESP]
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A stubbornness runs quietly through all Louis-Rene Des Forets's works: a stubborn purpose of wandering through paths of subjectivity by means of a writing that can only be inscribed by the voice, and by the memory for sounds, odors and rumors. Everything there is written as a (dis)organized mass of figures of chance fading slowly various sort of traces, fleeting lines of life, false reflections, and dubious signs that language, seeking a hearth, has inscribed as through fraud and from the exterior[...](Ostinato. DES FOREST 1997, p. 15). In Des Forets's work tenuous borders between the reality of a subject writing himself and his phantasmagoria make it impossible to effectively distinguish between fable and truth of a fable. In fact, memory is a kind of dementia, as one of his titles indicates, built up - not without some suspicion of unwanted rhetorical rapture - on sequencing memories one upon the other, resonating indefinitely through a poetic prose with an air of incompleteness. A prose to come, a writing of subjectivity or simply a self-writing. Among je, il and autres, what seems finally insinuated is the memory of what remains and, above all, ultimately the (written) memory of death which does nothing but prowl every autography.
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Revista De Letras. Araraquara: Univ Estadual Paulista-unesp, v. 52, n. 2, p. 161-184, 2012.