L’écriture du fragmentaire quotidien entre mémoire discursive et mémoire métallique

• Main Author: Cristiane Dias
• Format: Article
• Language: fra
• Published: Pléiade (EA 7338) 2015-02-01
• Series: Itinéraires
• Subjects: memory; Facebook; narrative; fragmentary writing; digital technology
• Online Access: http://journals.openedition.org/itineraires/2289

In the 21st century, digital relations networks outlining the poetry of the world are weaved by “clicking” web browsing and more specifically, digital writing based on images, sounds, words, videos blending, which constitute life as fragmentary. We are interested in these networks because the materiality of this written fabric is the everyday life, in the present or the past, that is to say history, as a relation to the memory of the ordinary life events. It is therefore possible to speak of a writing of the fragmentary, which borrows ordinary life elements, as subjects tell them on the Web. The issue of this paper is to understand the “digital narrative” on Facebook, that is to say, what subjects will reveal from their lives, in texts, courses or sharings—what we call “writing the fragmentary.” Therefore, we question the notion of memory, in that the writing of the fragmentary is formed between discursive memory and metal memory.