Escrevendo e lendo sobre a identidade, a diferença e a solidão

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05/2016
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Associacao de Leitura do Brasil
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Leitura: Teoria & Prática
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0102-387X
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2317-0972
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Portugués
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Talvez o único sentido, a única razão da escrita e da leitura seja escrever. Sem ter razões para fazê-lo. Não escrever nem ler para assumir uma posição a partir da qual ver o mundo, nem para autorizar que outros assumam essas ou outras posições. Na escrita e na leitura não há outra razão senão o amor e o desamor pelas palavras, a paixão e o desassossego pelas palavras, a atração e a repulsa pelas palavras. Se a escrita e a leitura já não são o que eram, trata-se de se perguntar se ainda vale a pena pensar o que era a escrita (e o queera a leitura) que agora não é, o que é essa escrita (e o que é essa leitura) que agora, sim, é.Com Manoel de Barros, Clarice Lispector, Fernando Pessoa e Stefan Zweig, entrelaça-se neste texto a escrita (e a leitura) ao pensamento sobre identidade, diferença e solidão.
Perhaps writing is the only reason for writing and reading. Th ere should be no reasons for having to do it. We should not write or read to take a stand in the world nor should we write to entitle others to take their stands. Writing and reading should be guided by love and lovelessness of the words, by passion and restlessness of the words, att raction and repulsion of words. If writing and reading are no longer what they used to be, maybe we should wonder whether it is even worth thinking about what writing used to be (and what reading was) now that it is no longer the same, or what writing is (and what reading is) now. In this paper, with Manoel de Barros, Clarice Lispector, Fernando Pessoa and Stefan Zweig, writing (and reading) is brought closer to the thought of identity, diff erence and loneliness. Keywords: Writing; reading; identity; diff erence; loneliness.
Perhaps writing is the only reason for writing and reading. Th ere should be no reasons for having to do it. We should not write or read to take a stand in the world nor should we write to entitle others to take their stands. Writing and reading should be guided by love and lovelessness of the words, by passion and restlessness of the words, att raction and repulsion of words. If writing and reading are no longer what they used to be, maybe we should wonder whether it is even worth thinking about what writing used to be (and what reading was) now that it is no longer the same, or what writing is (and what reading is) now. In this paper, with Manoel de Barros, Clarice Lispector, Fernando Pessoa and Stefan Zweig, writing (and reading) is brought closer to the thought of identity, diff erence and loneliness. Keywords: Writing; reading; identity; diff erence; loneliness.
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