Georges Perros, lecteur potentiel de lui-même et de ses correspondants

Abstract

Throughout Georges Perros’s epistolary discourse, the practice of reading serves both as a structuring foundation and as a truly subversive game. Acting as a reader and critic of both himself and his correspondents, Perros deploys a distinctive style that interrogates language, its limits, and its stakes in literary creation. His writing explores the infinite interpretative possibilities that constantly redefine and reshape the complex relationship between writer-reader and writer-reader-as-critic.