Abstract

This article sets out to investigate how the manuscripts of Roland Barthes are organised -how the composition, the titles and the index of the work are elaborated. It then turns to the stylistic transformations in expression, where the use of parentheses, punctuation marks and italics tends towards implementation of a polyphonic text and an aesthetic of enunciative slippage.

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