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L'Emploi du temps, le deuxième roman de Butor, qu'il commence à écrire pendant l'hiver 1954, se présente comme un récit policier. À Bleston, ville inspirée de Manchester, Jacques Revel, chargé de la correspondance avec la France aux établissements Mattews and sons, relate par écrit les événements qui lui sont arrivés au cours des huit derniers mois. Le récit n'est pas linéaire mais brasse des strates temporelles différentes, faisant référence au canon, une des structures fondamentales de la polyphonie. Dans la première partie, qui se déroule au mois de mai, le narrateur décrit ce qui s'est passé au mois d'octobre de l'année écoulée ; dans la seconde, il rapporte les faits du mois de novembre précédent mais aussi ceux du mois en cours, celui de juin et ainsi de suite, selon une architecture extrêmement complexe, qui conduit Michel Butor à rédiger jusqu'à cinquante fois un même passage.
Format: Paperback
Published: 1995
Pages: 397
Publisher: les Éd. de Minuit
ISBN: 9782707315212
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