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Folds produce tacking movements that twist discursive threads without breaking them.</p>\r\n<p>Deviations in the course of speech that make use of digression, detour, parentheses, or citation, allowing one to play with a range of qualities and register" "format" => "wysiwyg" ] "x-default" => array:2 [ "value" => "<p>Déviation du cours de la parole par digressions, détours, parenthèses ou citations, lui permettant de jouer de multiples qualités et de différents registres. Le pli produit un louvoiement qui tord le fil du discours sans jamais le briser.</p>\r\n<p>Déviation du cours de la parole par digressions, détours, parenthèses ou citations, lui permettant de jouer de multiples qualités et de différents registres." 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Folds produce tacking movements that twist discursive threads without breaking them.</strong></p>\r\n<p><strong>Fold | Deviations in the course of speech that make use of digression, detour, parentheses, or citation, allowing one to play with a range of qualiti \r\n <p>Speaking of folds implies viewing speech through the metaphor of a continuous line or thread (indeed, one often hears of narrative or discursive threads): one that is curved not straight, inflected, wavy, making detours and digressions, going through distinct forms of enunciation, making qualitative jumps between different levels of speech without ever resolving itself into any set form of continuity.</p>\r\n<p>Speaking of folds implies viewing speech through the metaphor of a continuous line or thread (indeed, one often hears of narrative or discursive threads): on \r\n <h4 class="inter-titre">The fold’s light inflection</h4>\r\n \r\n <p>Folds can be recognized by the inflection they carve into someone’s intonation, marking the opening of temporary parentheses. We can thus hear <a data-entity-substitution="canonical" data-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="3b1c6eee-5e0b-4116-85b6-922b50fd05f1" href="/node/9711">Alain Robbe-Grillet’s descending intonation</a> as he makes a didactic and illustrative digression on André Breton, and <a data-entity-substitution="canonical" data-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="bf8c3beb-81ca-4cd8-9f13-d86e928a5625" href="/node/9712">Jean-Marie Straub’s slightly sullen voice lighting up</a> during the passing mention of a “childhood friend.”</p>\r\n<p>Folds can be recognized by the inflection they carve into someone’s intonation, marking the opening of temporary parentheses. We can thus hear <a data-entity \r\n <p>Apart from the fact that they favor thematic digressions, folds also allow discourse to turn back on itself and anticipate its own becoming. In this excerpt of <a data-entity-substitution="canonical" data-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="da1d2bee-d963-4abb-9d23-7d9b5a78bf3a" href="/node/9710">a Gilles Deleuze lecture on Leibniz</a>, folding allows for the various points of a philosophical demonstration to be brought together over the course of several sessions. Such a reversal of time’s dimensions also allows actor <a data-entity-substitution="canonical" data-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="3b28d46b-897d-41ad-becc-32fad71cbb9e" href="/node/10300">Jean-Claude Van Damme</a> to adequately theorize his particularly tortuous way of speaking.</p>\r\n<p>Apart from the fact that they favor thematic digressions, folds also allow discourse to turn back on itself and anticipate its own becoming. In this excerpt \r\n <h4 class="inter-titre">The fold as delay</h4>\r\n \r\n <p>Some folds stretch out secondary levels of discourse ad infinitum, leading to a noticeable delay in reaching someone’s object of speech. The very beginning of Antonin Artaud’s <a data-entity-substitution="canonical" data-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="747ed274-1d81-4c2a-86e7-01280eb74f13" href="/node/9686"><i>Pour en finir avec le Jugement de Dieu</i></a> delights itself in pushing back the object of the famous opening phrase “yesterday I learned.” <a data-entity-substitution="canonical" data-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="9f81dca6-f44d-4389-892d-6aca32847864" href="/node/9472">A journalist charged with reading an AFP dispatch</a> gives his listeners a moment of contrition whose underlying strategy is clear: to make them want the news. In this excerpt of Sacha Guitry’s film <i>Assassins et voleurs</i>, the character played by <a data-entity-substitution="canonical" data-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="cdc5a418-a7fa-4e4e-8a02-a7e135d1b26c" href="/node/10230">Darry Cowl avoids the confession demanded</a> of him by the court through a series of successive folds. The comedic potential of this kind of situation can be heard with humorist <a data-entity-substitution="canonical" data-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="57bfb9f6-891a-422f-883d-d0ea0f470711" href="/node/10294">Pierre Repp</a>, where stuttering and spoonerisms create a number of false leads that are each more incongruous than the other.</p>\r\n<p>Some folds stretch out secondary levels of discourse ad infinitum, leading to a noticeable delay in reaching someone’s object of speech. The very beginning o \r\n <h4 class="inter-titre">Saturating/saturated folds</h4>\r\n \r\n <p>When the hierarchy of levels of discourse tends to come undone and peripheral elements begin to proliferate in excessive ways, folds can also be used to saturate speech (see the entry <i>Saturation</i>). <a data-entity-substitution="canonical" data-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="01f93fe3-349b-47b4-bf0c-a2ff39578107" href="/node/9564">Asked to justify his absence</a> at a work meeting, a man is led to use phrases like “well, anyway” in order not to lose his initial train of thought. In <a data-entity-substitution="canonical" data-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="d7c691e5-12c8-41ae-b31c-a53c9f4eac47" href="/node/10361">an extended question asked by Marc Kravetz</a> to novelist Eduardo Manet, a guest on France Culture’s show <i>Matins</i>, the multiple parentheses used are not so much digressions as they are elements that re-traverse the novel and complicate the problem. 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Saturation by folds reaches its peak when a rapid output is combined with incoherent remarks: asked about his ties to Claude Berri, Jean-Luc Delarue addresses his astounded listeners “without an unconscious,” his words <a data-entity-substitution="canonical" data-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="3631facd-ef30-4311-97d8-dbaea182a862" href="/node/9672">borne by the digressions of his bubbling thoughts</a>.</p>\r\n<p>A young woman calls the hotel where she spent the night to know if anyone has found the lingerie she believes to have forgotten there: this story, simple at \r\n <h4 class="inter-titre">The fold as unrestrained drifting of the mind</h4>\r\n \r\n <p>Freed from the worries of having to maintain a steady discursive thread, folded speech can lose itself in an unrestrained drift, tacking a conversation miles from its original subject without appearing problematic in doing so. 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Le pli produit un louvoiement qui tord le fil du discours sans jamais le briser.</strong></p>\r\n<p><strong>Pli | Déviation du cours de la parole par digressions, détours, parenthèses ou citations, lui permettant de jouer de multiples qualités et de différe \r\n <p>Parler de pli suppose d'assimiler métaphoriquement la parole à une ligne continue, à un fil (on parle volontiers du fil d'un discours ou d'un récit) : une ligne continue qui serait non pas droite mais courbe, infléchie, ondulée, formant détours et méandres, passant par des types d'énonciations distincts, opérant des sauts qualitatifs entre différentes strates, mais sans solution de continuité.&nbsp;\u{FEFF}</p>\r\n<p>Parler de pli suppose d'assimiler métaphoriquement la parole à une ligne continue, à un fil (on parle volontiers du fil d'un discours ou d'un récit) : une li \r\n <h4 class="inter-titre"><em>La légère inflexion du pli</em></h4>\r\n \r\n <p>Le pli se reconnaît à l'inflexion qu'il creuse dans l'intonation de la parole, signalant l'ouverture d'une parenthèse provisoire. Ainsi <a href="/node/9711">l'intonation descendante d'Alain Robbe-Grillet</a> lorsqu'il énonce sa digression illustrative et didactique sur André Breton ;&nbsp;l'allure légèrement renfrognée de <a href="/node/9712">la voix de Jean-Marie Straub s'illumine</a> à l'évocation digressive d'un "ami d'enfance" ; on encore <a data-entity-substitution="canonical" data-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="075e3dd8-a93e-4b7d-8455-9ab24fb9e47b" href="/node/12312">la déception feinte de Donald Trump</a>.&nbsp;</p>\r\n<p>Le pli se reconnaît à l'inflexion qu'il creuse dans l'intonation de la parole, signalant l'ouverture d'une parenthèse provisoire. Ainsi <a href="/node/9711"> \r\n <p>Outre qu'il favorise la digression thématique, le pli permet à un discours de revenir sur lui-même et d'anticiper son devenir. Dans cet extrait du cours de <a href="/node/9710">Gilles Deleuze sur Leibniz</a>, le plissement sert à mettre en relation différents moments d'une même démonstration philosophique étalée sur plusieurs séances. Une telle réversion des dimensions du temps fournit par ailleurs à l'acteur <a href="/node/10300" title="La réponse avant la question">Jean-Claude Vandamme</a> une théorisation adéquate de sa façon de parler, particulièrement tortueuse.</p>\r\n<p>Outre qu'il favorise la digression thématique, le pli permet à un discours de revenir sur lui-même et d'anticiper son devenir. Dans cet extrait du cours de < \r\n <h4 class="inter-titre"><em>Le pli comme retard&nbsp;</em></h4>\r\n \r\n <p>Certains plis étirent à l'envi le ou les niveaux secondaires, provoquant un sensible retardement de l'objet attendu du discours. Le tout début de <a href="/node/9686" title="J'ai appris hier"><em>Pour en finir avec le Jugement de Dieu</em></a> d'Antonin Artaud se plaît à repousser le complément d'objet de la célèbre formule initiale &nbsp;"<em>j'ai appris hier</em>". <a href="/node/9472" title="Vas-y, lance-toi">Un journaliste chargé de lire une dépêche AFP</a> livre à ses auditeurs un moment de contrition dont la stratégie sous-jacente est claire : faire désirer l'information. Dans <a href="/node/10230">cet extrait du film <em>Assassins et voleurs</em></a>&nbsp;de Sacha Guitry, le personnage joué par Darry Cowl se dérobe par plis successifs aux aveux que lui exige le tribunal. Le comique de ce genre de situation est accusé lorsque bégaiement et contrepèteries créent une multitude de fausses pistes toutes aussi incongrues les unes que les autres, comme chez l'humoriste <a href="/node/10294" title="La fête au pain d'épices">Pierre Repp</a>.</p>\r\n<p>Certains plis étirent à l'envi le ou les niveaux secondaires, provoquant un sensible retardement de l'objet attendu du discours. Le tout début de <a href="/n \r\n <h4 class="inter-titre"><em>Le pli saturant / saturé</em></h4>\r\n \r\n <p>Le pli est à même de saturer la parole lorsque la hiérarchie des niveaux tend à se défaire et que les éléments périphériques prolifèrent jusqu'à l'excès. Amené à <a href="/node/9564" title="Mes clefs">détailler les raisons d'une absence à une réunion de travail</a>, un homme doit user de locutions&nbsp;du type "<em>enfin bref</em>" pour ne pas perdre son fil initial. 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La saturation par plis atteint son comble lorsqu'à l'incohérence des propos s'ajoute la vélocité du débit : interrogé sur ses liens avec Claude Berri, Jean-Luc Delarue livre à ses interlocuteurs médusés <a href="/node/9672">une parole "sans inconscient"</a>, née des méandres de son cerveau en pleine ébullition.</p>\r\n<p>Une jeune femme appelle l'hôtel où elle a passé la nuit pour savoir si on y a retrouvé la lingerie qu'elle croit avoir oubliée : le récit, a priori simple, s \r\n <h4 class="inter-titre"><em>Le pli comme libre dérive de la pensée</em></h4>\r\n \r\n <p>Dégagée du souci de maintenir un fil univoque, la parole plissée peut se complaire dans une libre dérive, faire louvoyer une conversation à mille lieux de son sujet d'origine sans que cela ne paraisse problématique : ainsi, dans cet extrait, nous pouvons entendre Françoise Sagan passer <a href="/node/9713" title="Une chose enfantine">sans transition</a> des chevaux de course à la détresse des chômeurs.&nbsp;Ailleurs, le même mot "vert" devient <a href="/node/9716">le support d'associations d'idées</a>, quand l'envie de se raconter intimement devant son public conduit Barbara au plaisir de faire <a href="/node/9850">comme si elle se perdait dans ses propos</a>.</p>\r\n<p>Dégagée du souci de maintenir un fil univoque, la parole plissée peut se complaire dans une libre dérive, faire louvoyer une conversation à mille lieux de so \r\n <p>Lorsque toutefois une telle dérive improvisée ne repose que sur <a href="/node/9714">la vacuité du parler pour ne rien dire</a>, elle peut de bon droit provoquer l'ire de l'auditoire.</p>\r\n<p>Lorsque toutefois une telle dérive improvisée ne repose que sur <a href="/node/9714">la vacuité du parler pour ne rien dire</a>, elle peut de bon droit provo \r\n <p>Tout aussi esseulé, quoique pas tout à fait insensible à ce qui l'environne, un soliloque capturé dans le métro parisien met en série <a href="/node/10332">une succession de référents disparates</a> enfilés comme des perles. 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Drupal\field\Entity\FieldConfig } ] #languages: array:4 [ "fr" => Drupal\Core\Language\Language {#1097 #name: "French" #id: "fr" #direction: "ltr" #weight: 0 #locked: false } "en" => Drupal\Core\Language\Language {#1096 #name: "English" #id: "en" #direction: "ltr" #weight: 1 #locked: false } "und" => Drupal\Core\Language\Language {#1098 #name: "Non spécifié" #id: "und" #direction: "ltr" #weight: 2 #locked: true } "zxx" => Drupal\Core\Language\Language {#1088 #name: "Non applicable" #id: "zxx" #direction: "ltr" #weight: 3 #locked: true } ] #langcodeKey: "langcode" #defaultLangcodeKey: "default_langcode" #activeLangcode: "x-default" #enforceDefaultTranslation: null #defaultLangcode: "fr" #translations: array:2 [ "x-default" => array:1 [ "status" => 1 ] "en" => array:1 [ "status" => 1 ] ] #translationInitialize: false #newRevision: false #isDefaultRevision: "1" #entityKeys: array:4 [ "bundle" => "entrees" "id" => "118" "revision" => "118" "uuid" => "c2160060-33d2-4750-9120-62c652478995" ] #translatableEntityKeys: array:5 [ "label" => array:2 [ "en" => "Fold" "x-default" => "Plis" ] "langcode" => array:2 [ "x-default" => "fr" "en" => "en" ] "published" => array:2 [ "en" => "1" "x-default" => "1" ] "default_langcode" => array:2 [ "en" => "0" "x-default" => "1" ] "revision_translation_affected" => array:2 [ "en" => null "x-default" => "1" ] ] #validated: false #validationRequired: false #loadedRevisionId: "118" #revisionTranslationAffectedKey: "revision_translation_affected" #enforceRevisionTranslationAffected: [] #isSyncing: false }