THE WRITING AND THE PHILOSOPHICAL LOOK: MAURICE BLANCHOT THOUGHT RESONANCES

An explicit tendency of exteriorization marks contemporary philosophy's tone, in a movement dictated by a vivid approach between literature and philosophy. Blanchot's writing marks singularly a rhythm in this exteriorization, brought to its limits by the idea of "Neuter". In this article, we intend to analyze the idea of "Neuter" as an interruption of the unification and wholeness presented in the ways of philosophical tradition. Questioning theory as an act of visibility and appropriation, its intent is to put under suspect the unity underlying the traditional construct of "identity".