In His Voice: Maurice Blanchot's Affair with the Neuter

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Exploring Maurice Blanchot's theory of literary voice, this book delves into the intricate relationship between language and meaning in literature. It examines how Blanchot's ideas challenge traditional notions of authorship and narrative, highlighting the fluidity of voice and its impact on reader interpretation. Through a creative lens, the study invites readers to reconsider the dynamics of storytelling and the role of silence in literature, offering fresh insights into the complexities of literary expression.