the neuter (le neutre)

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The neuter (le neutre) is Maurice Blanchot’s philosophical-literary notion of an impersonal, indeterminate mode of being and language that disrupts fixed identities, narrative authority, and traditional subject–object relations.

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instanceOf Maurice Blanchot concept ⓘ
literary theory concept ⓘ
philosophical concept ⓘ
aimsAt neutralization of authorial voice ⓘ
suspension of personal mastery ⓘ
appearsIn L'Entretien infini ⓘ
Le Pas au-delà ⓘ
associatedWith Maurice Blanchot ⓘ
centralTo Maurice Blanchot's late work ⓘ
linked to: Maurice Blanchot
characterizedBy disruption of fixed identities ⓘ
disruption of narrative authority ⓘ
disruption of subject–object relations ⓘ
impersonality ⓘ
indeterminacy ⓘ
concerns impersonal dimension of literature ⓘ
limits of subjectivity ⓘ
relation between language and being ⓘ
contrastedWith personal pronoun 'I' ⓘ
strong narrative subject ⓘ
creator Maurice Blanchot ⓘ
describes impersonal mode of being ⓘ
impersonal mode of language ⓘ
indeterminate mode of being ⓘ
indeterminate mode of language ⓘ
field continental philosophy ⓘ
deconstruction ⓘ
literary theory ⓘ
phenomenology ⓘ
philosophy ⓘ
hasFrenchName le neutre ⓘ
influenced deconstructive literary criticism ⓘ
poststructuralist thought ⓘ
theory of impersonal writing ⓘ
influencedBy Heideggerian ontology ⓘ
literary modernism ⓘ
phenomenology ⓘ
language French ⓘ
opposes fixed identity ⓘ
stable subjectivity ⓘ
traditional subject–object dichotomy ⓘ
relatedConcept the impersonal ⓘ
the infinite conversation ⓘ
the outside (le dehors) ⓘ
relatedTo absence of narrative authority ⓘ
fragmentary narrative ⓘ
impersonal voice ⓘ
literary experimentation ⓘ

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Maurice Blanchot → notableIdea → the neuter (le neutre) ⓘ