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Le neveu de WittgensteinUne amitié
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Comme celui de Rameau, le neveau de Wittgenstein, que nous présente ici son ami, est un original, pittoresque et pathétique, un vrai personnage de roman. Ce texte, de 1982, n'est pas formellement rattaché aux récits dits «autobiographiques» (de L'origine à Un enfant), mais, sans continuité chronologique, il lui arrive plus d'une fois de narrer et de commenter des événements attestés de la vie de l'auteur, et le «je» fictif qui parle ici ressemble à s'y méprendre à un certain Thomas Bernhard. On ne s'étonnera donc pas que, confronté avec cet étrange ami, «c'est-à-dire avec lui-même», il nous confie, une fois de plus, et toujours mieux, des choses banales et profondes, et drôles à en pleurer, sur la vie, l'art, les prix littéraires, les cafés viennois, la vie à la campagne, la compétition automobile, la maladie et la mort, dans un de ces soliloques hallucinés, répétitifs, impitoyables, dont il a le secret. Pour la première fois, Thomas Bernhard nous parle de l'amitié. Il le fait admirablement et, pour reprendre une de ses expressions, sans le moindre ménagement, et cela fait très mal. --Quatrième de couverture.
Format: Paperback
Published: 1985
Pages: 132
Publisher: Gallimard
ISBN: 9782070702008
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