Le fragmentaire : une expérience du décentrement Lectures de Maurice Blanchot et Paul Celan

As writing of extraterritoriality or de-territorialisation, to use Deleuzian terms, Blanchot’s œuvre displaces, opens, and shifts spaces, like what the author shows of Berlin. This article draws on the geographical and geo-poetic dimension to begin its reflections. The journey through Blanchot’s work and Celan’s poetry allows us to grasp the fragment as a fundamental experience of decentring.