Dante, Sade, Rimbaud, Cauda

Dante, Sade, Rimbaud, Cauda explores with finesse the work of Jacques Cauda by presenting it as a space where provocation, poetry and literary experimentation intertwine in a rich dialogue with emblematic figures such as Dante, Sade and Rimbaud.By retracing Cauda's unique writing method, inspired by Arnulf Rainer's "automatism of output", Paul Basso sheds valuable light on a creative process that goes beyond traditional literary norms, emphasizing the sensory and carnal character of Cauda's writing which transcends the usual literary categories to become a space of hybrid creation, between literature and art.Clear, dense style and attentive to nuances, which makes a demanding subject accessible while respecting the complexity of the ideas addressed, this approach gives a depth to reading which will undoubtedly captivate readers interested in contemporary creation and the dialogues between four great literary works.