53 research outputs found
Quand le thĂ©Ăątre sâĂ©coute
Il sâagit dâabord, Ă travers une lecture de Ludwig Tieck (Die verkehrte Welt et Der gestiefelte Kater), de penser le rapport complexe de prĂ©cĂ©dence quâentretient le sonore avec lâopsis thĂ©Ăątrale. Car le thĂ©Ăątre, pourrait-on dire, sâĂ©coute avant de se voir. Mais il sâagit ensuite dâexplorer la rĂ©flexivitĂ© de cette Ă©coute (le sâ de sâĂ©couter), en observant les inscriptions du public ou du parterre, en abyme, dans les piĂšces elles-mĂȘmes. Une telle rĂ©flexivitĂ© introduit dans lâĂ©coute thĂ©Ăątrale la distance dâun Ă©cho ou dâun dĂ©doublement (sâĂ©couter Ă©couter) que lâon retrouve jusque dans les Ă©critures thĂ©Ăątrales qui, comme celle dâArtaud, tendent pourtant Ă la plus vive immĂ©diatetĂ©, sur le modĂšle du rayonnement radiophonique.First, through a reading of Ludwig Tieck (Die verkehrte Welt and Der gestiefelte Kater), this essay focuses on the complex relationship of precedence that sound has with theatrical opsis since theatre, we might say, is listened to before it is seen. Also explored is the reflexivity of this listening by observing what the public or orchestra âinsertsâ within the pieces themselves. This reflexivity introduces an echo reverb or sound overlay (listening to oneself listening) present in some theatre writings which, as in Artaudâs case, nonetheless evoke immediacy, akin to the effect of radio
Low cost, ou le Faust de tout le monde
« Lust. â [âŠ] vous ressemblez Ă tout le monde.MĂ©phistophĂ©lĂšs. â Prenez gardeâŠRien nâest plus dangereux que tout le monde.Ăcoutez donc un peu ce que tout le monde dit de tout le mondeâŠÂ »(Paul ValĂ©ry, Lust, I, 3) Moi aussi, comme tant dâautres, comme tout le monde sans doute, jâaurais aimĂ© pouvoir dire : voici, ceci est mon Faust. Comme dâinnombrables lecteurs avant moi, jâaurais voulu pouvoir user de ce syntagme, me le prononcer au moins Ă moi-mĂȘme, car il nâest autre que la formule attestant ..
Rumor, an anarchimedium
Beyond the only text Jean-Luc Nancy explicitly dedicated to it (âRumorationâ in La Ville au loin), rumor lurks in the background â under the surface â of any discourse on community, or on being-with. Following closely Nancyâs thought process in âRumorationâ (Nancy presents himself as walking, wandering in the city), this article interweaves fragments of a genealogy of rumor, from the ancient Greek logopoios to todayâs âfake newsâ. But rumor is precisely what evades genealogy, so although it can be thought of as an archimedium (pure mediality, as Maurice Blanchot suggests), its floating texture, made up of references to references, turns it into a kind of anarchistructure
Neutrino propagation in matter and CP violation
We point out that the dependence on the order of the matter through which
neutrinos pass can provide a window into CP violation in the neutrino sector.
This allows for study of CP in the neutrino sector without the necessity of
making a comparison between the behavior of neutrinos and that of
antineutrinos.Comment: 10 pp, including three figures; added references, fixed typo
Neutrino Interactions at Ultrahigh Energies
We report new calculations of the cross sections for deeply inelastic
neutrino-nucleon scattering at neutrino energies between 10^{9}\ev and
10^{21}\ev. We compare with results in the literature and assess the
reliability of our predictions. For completeness, we briefly review the cross
sections for neutrino interactions with atomic electrons, emphasizing the role
of the -boson resonance in interactions for neutrino
energies in the neighborhood of 6.3\pev. Adopting model predictions for
extraterrestrial neutrino fluxes from active galactic nuclei, gamma-ray
bursters, and the collapse of topological defects, we estimate event rates in
large-volume water \v{C}erenkov detectors and large-area ground arrays.Comment: 32 pages, 11 figures, uses RevTeX and boxedep
Ultrahigh-Energy Neutrino Interactions
Cross sections for the interactions of ultrahigh-energy neutrinos with
nucleons are evaluated in light of new information about nucleon structure
functions. For --eV neutrinos, the cross section is about 2.4 times
previous estimates. We also review the cross sections for neutrino interactions
with atomic electrons. Some consequences for interaction rates in the Earth and
for event rates from generic astrophysical sources in large-scale detectors are
noted.Comment: 51 pages, LaTeX, uses elsart.sty and BoxedEPS for 23 uufiled
PostScript figures. Compressed PostScript version is available at
http://chrisq.fnal.gov/Papers/GQRS.ps.
Lâarchi -road movie, ou le routage des sens
Cada film abre un mundo (o un cinemundo, como dice Jean-Luc Nancy). Por esto, el camino, y el road-movie como gĂ©nero, son mĂĄs que meros tropos, mĂĄs que simples metĂĄforas para la pelĂcula: son los sensorimotor schemata del cine pavimentando su propio camino. El problema de la sincronizaciĂłn por lo tanto se reformula como routing de los sentidos, cada vez en un sentido singular, como su colisiĂłn, donde sus trayectorias se cruzan. El artĂculo analiza el curso filmado por los ojos y oĂdos de un nĂșmero de films como Blow Out (Brian De Palma, 1981), Lost Highway (David Lynch, 1997), and Deathproof (Quentin Tarantino, 2007)
DĂ©rives. Adorno, les collections musicales et le Nom
Some fragmentary notes having to do more with the draft of a research project to be than with a coherent presentation : on music, on writing music and on the spacing so particular to this writing, in the light of some Unkings between Adorno and Benjamin (notes derived, closely or not, from Adorno, Schönberg, Vienne).Ces quelques notes fragmentaires relÚvent plus d'une esquisse programmatique pour une recherche à venir que d'un exposé ordonné : sur la musique, sur l'écriture musicale et l'espacement qui lui est propre, à la lumiÚre de certains croisements entre Adorno et Benjamin. Quelques notes qui dérivent, (de) prÚs ou (de) loin, de "Adorno, Schönberg, Vienne".Szendy Peter. Dérives. Adorno, les collections musicales et le Nom. In: Espaces Temps, 55-56, 1994. Arts, l'exception ordinaire. Esthétique et sciences sociales, sous la direction de Christian Delacroix. pp. 127-133
Fins de partie
Parmi les textes choisis par Heinz Holliger pour les porter Ă la scĂšne, il est deux « dramaticules » de Samuel Beckett â Come and Go et What where â qui, par la rĂ©duction radicale quâils opĂšrent sur le muthos, constituent presque une modĂ©lisation du dialogue quâils mettent en Ćuvre, selon une combinatoire stricte. DĂšs lors, ce dialogue est interrogĂ© dans son mĂ©canisme mĂȘme : comment peut-il trouver sa rĂ©solution, comment peut-on arriver en fin de partie ? En effet, lâunivers poĂ©tique et drama..
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