Lyrical disjunctions Enunciation and representation of the poet in Les Amours jaunes

This article examines the ways in which the subject is inscribed in Les Amours jaunes from the perspective of the tension that arises between the enunciative system and the representation of the poet as a character. Dialogism and enunciative disjunction, in which the poet is addressed or objectified by a voice distinct from him, constitute the means of an interrogation on identity and establish the possibility of a lyricism that differs from the romantic model of personal expression.