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Moreover, all clichws texts introduce the cliche into an overall system designed clichew construct a representa- tional illusion.

From this perspective, any reduction, reversal, or disruption of the textual strategy within the reading process transforms the relationship estab- lished by the cliche with social discourse: The coherence of the representation is established through its motiva- tion and conformity with pre-established knowledge. We can judge from the following example: The sense that cliches are signs of the stereotypical stems from an histori- cally dated attitude.

Sue, Les Mysteres de Paris “Son teint d’une eblouissante purete, se nlancait du plus frais incarnat; de longues boucles de cheveux chatains clairs effleuraient ses epaules arrondies, fermes et lustrees comme un beau marbre blanc The reversibility of these attitudes is the touch- 35 Ruth Amossy stone clichew contemporary attitudes towards stereotypes.

Traite des tropes, Preface by Claude Mouchard and followed by J.

Estereotipos y Cliches by Ruth Amossy

The use of cliches in literary texts makes the addressee reconfirm, question, or modify his view of the world: Or we could confine ourselves to a linear deciphering of Balzac’s text and attend to the cliche’s realistic qualities alone. Princeton University Press, Les discours du cliche Paris: Gaillard, Revue amosssy Sciences Humaines Les Editions du Seuil, ; Anne Herschberg-Pierrot, “Cliches, stereotypie et strategie discursive dans le discours de Lieu- vain,” Litterature 36 Decemberand “Problematiques du cliche-sur Flaubert,” Poetique 43 They can nonetheless make for count- less blind spots in the course of the cursory kind of reading that we all engage in from time to time.

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Within a framework in which creation was imita- tion and the individual was in harmony with the collective in a “common place” where values held to be universal were exchanged, repetition was not judged in term’s of difference. On the one hand, there is passive absorption and immediate appropriation, and on the other, critical awareness or evaluation. The clichejaune comme un coing, “yellow as a quince,” can become the object of a second, non-linear reading by virtue of its relation to a rutb mealy fruit that have lost both their flavor and juice retroactively projected onto the cliche.

Le discours du cliche. The trans- 39 Ruth Amossy parency insured by an immediately recognized expression refers to reality, or rather to the reader’s conventional idea of the real.

Post on Dec 86 views. Stylistic features frozen by usage, lexically full figures felt to be shopworn or hackneyed Riffaterre,they emerge through an act of recognition.

So-called “literary” discourse makes extensive use of cliches. Editions de l’Universit6 de Bruxelles, Conversely, the reader could follow the initial program backwards and activate the cliche’s critical function when only its realistic and demonstrative aamossy are at work.

Sue, Balzac, and Flaubert. Functions of the critically perceived cliche 1. Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read.

Ruth Amossy, The Clich in the Reading Process – [PDF Document]

This type of cliche has been called a “mimetic” cliche. Indeed, the concept of the cliche first arose in the modern era–in the nineteenth century. This is because the notion of the cliche implies a conception of repetition as parroting and must necessarily be based on a dichotomy between Creation and Imitation, Originality and Banality, the Indi- vidual and the Collective.

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This trou- bling plurality of ideological functions is confirmed by factual reality: The ways cliches are activated, or rather, the ways they are used in different reading models by a specific social group or at a particular time depend upon that logic.

A thematic deciphering would liken the theme of deathly paleness to the references to death scattered throughout the chapter “une journee funbre” [a funereal day], une “atmosphere noire” [dark atmosphere], un ‘froid qui la traversait” [a cold shudder passing through her].

A threadbare figure can help direct the reading; it shapes the receiver’s attitude towards the text it belongs to, as well as towards the social discourse it exemplifies.

This study makes use, albeit from a different overall perspective oriented around reading, of the findings of a work written in collaboration with Elisheva Rosen: Favors Identification The cliche is clches familiar element encompassing the realm of ” every one”; it insures a circular relationship between “I” and “you.

Beyond this operation, a different kind of deciphering emerges-one that pays attention to the worn- out figure’s rutg in its new context. Some might read into this passage an appeal to pity, the sign of misfortune.

Ruth Amossy, The Clich in the Reading Process

We can now see how each discursive strategy produces a different reading model. The Balzacian amosssy calls, therefore, for a double reading, one which is simultaneously contradictory and complementary. Pour une esthetique de la reception.

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