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Tag Archives: besse
La Grande Pâque draft translation
I just finished my second pass through my draft translation of Jacques Besse’s La Grande Pâque, and will be sending it off to an academic publisher who is interested in it by the end of the month. Besse was a … Continue reading
The Schizo and the City: Jacques Besse’s La Grande Pâque (AAG paper draft)
This is a draft of the paper I will be presenting in a few weeks at the AAG. It represents a translation project that I am currently polishing, a sliver of much more intensive translation work related to CERFI and … Continue reading
Besse’s Film Scores
UPDATE: You can hear the first piece below. ORIGINAL POST: I finally tracked down Dédée D’Anvers through interlibrary loan. The opening piece is beautiful and I will post it as soon as I jump through some technical hoops. In … Continue reading
Petit-bourgeois fascists, brutal militiamen, and moralizers
Besse, pg. 89 (Four pages from the end of my rough translation!): I enter a café across from the Odéon and order my first beer since Saturday. Everyone working there has the dirty look of petit-bourgeois fascists, brutal militiamen, and … Continue reading
Jacques Besse on morning
My first pass at translating a beautiful passage from page 70-71 of La Grande Pâque: It is after 6:30 in the morning. I take rue de l’École-de-Médecine. Oddly enough, I feel very close to where I am: I dream less … Continue reading
Besse on the night sky
“Some very high clouds pass by in the light of the satellite, reminding us that the Earth ends at an altitude of 10,000 meters – a swarming universe imprisoned in a thin atmosphere like a fruit in its peel” (La … Continue reading
Besse after midnight
Around the midpoint of my rough translation of La Grande Pâque, I just made it through this amazing paragraph (pg 44-45): The Chevalaret station is also calm. It is the desert, the desert rebuilt in the middle of one of … Continue reading
