Having an ear for the poetic. Convergences and divergences in listening at the crossroads between literary studies and psychoanalysis

Abstract

The work analyzes the convergences and divergences that exist between literary studies and psychoanalysis based on the deconstruction proposed by Derrida and the idea of listening. Briefly review some considerations of Freud and Lacan regarding the concept of interpretation, to evaluate their points of contact and their differences. He pauses especially in the way in which Derrida has theorized this concept from his theoretical and critical works, with special attention to the concept of textual force, which allows combining the singularity of experience to the general theory of deconstruction of literary texts