Georges Bataille

Citas

• “Inner experience … is not easily accessible and, viewed from the outside by intelligence, it would even be necessary to see in it a sum of distinct operations, some intellectual, others aesthetic, yet others moral.”

• “I used to shut my eyes and let it shine redly through my lids. The sun was fantastic – it evoked dreams of explosion.”

• “All eroticism has a sacramental character.”

• “Inevitably linked with the moment of climax, there is a minor rupture suggestive of death; and conversely the idea of death may play a part in setting sensuality in motion.”

• “All that I had loved during my life rose up like a graveyard of white tombs, in a lunar, spectral light. Fundamentally, this graveyard was a brothel.”

Los libros de Georges Bataille en orden

Los libros de Georges Bataille en el orden en que se publicaron, de Historia Del Ojo (1928) a The Sacred Conspiracy (2018).

1. 1Historia Del OjoHistoria Del Ojo1928
2. 2Inner ExperienceInner Experience1943
3. 3L'Abbe CL'Abbe C1950
4. 4LascauxLascaux1955
5. 5El Azul Del CieloEl Azul Del Cielo1957
6. 6El ErotismoEl Erotismo1957
7. 7La literatura y el malLa literatura y el mal1957
8. 8Las Lagrimas De ErosLas Lagrimas De Eros1961
9. 9Death and SensualityDeath and Sensuality1962
10. 10L' ImpossibleL' Impossible1962
    Qué contiene (3)

    • A Story of Rats
    • Dianus
    • The Oresteia
11. 11The Cradle of HumanityThe Cradle of Humanity2004
12. 12Erotismo, ElErotismo, El2009
13. 13Blue of NoonBlue of Noon2015
14. 14The Sacred ConspiracyThe Sacred Conspiracy2018
15. 15Accursed Share, Vol. 1Accursed Share, Vol. 1
16. 16ErotismErotism
17. 17GuiltyGuilty
18. 18Le procès de Gilles de RaisLe procès de Gilles de Rais
19. 19My Mother ; Madame Edwarda ; and, The Dead ManMy Mother ; Madame Edwarda ; and, The Dead Man
20. 20Teoria De La ReligionTeoria De La Religion
21. 21The Absence of MythThe Absence of Myth
22. 22The Collected Poems of Georges BatailleThe Collected Poems of Georges Bataille
23. 23The Tears of ErosThe Tears of Eros
24. 24Visions of ExcessVisions of Excess