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le-fils-de-nathan.bsky.social
Vieil océan
(René-Guy Cadou)
Texte du poème qui commence par : Vieil océan ce n’est pas assez que Lautréamont t’ait chanté Avec toute cette saloperie de littérature qui était sa propriété…
February 6, 2026 at 3:04 PM
laurenttoma.bsky.social
J'ai lu Sade, Lautréamont ou Céline. J'ai vu "Salo", "La grande bouffe", "Orange mécanique" et "L'empire des sens".

Pourquoi n'interdirait-on pas la littérature et le cinéma, en plus des jeux vidéo ?

Sun Tzu, Machiavel et Clausewitz jouaient-ils à Total War, ces barbares ?
February 6, 2026 at 12:23 PM
sambaudinette.bsky.social
Much to my delight this comes toward the end of a paper on “the spiral process” which is an extended meditation upon the family systems theory of Enrique Pichon-Rivière—including his psychoanalytic and surrealist interpretation of Maldoror by the Comte de Lautreamont!!
February 2, 2026 at 7:50 PM
sjoerdvanhoorn.bsky.social
Vandaag de dag wordt kunst in het algemeen en literatuur in het bijzonder, min of meer behandeld als onderdeel van burgerschapskunde. Literatuur zou je een beter mens maken en zo. Maar nog afgezien vh feit dat sommige literatuur (Ellis, Lautréamont, Sade) nogal boosaardig is,
February 1, 2026 at 12:44 PM
pasaklikonntes.bsky.social
Yeterince hırsızlık yaparsan
çaldığın paralarla seni ‘Aziz’ ilan edecek
bir kilise satın alabilirsin…

_____________________________De Lautreamont

Biz'de de camii yapıyorlar ve her cuma aç olan insanlara şükür edin diyen imamları var.Hırsızlığa dair tek kelime etmezler... ')
January 29, 2026 at 7:13 PM
salvador-dali.bsky.social
Illustration to the 'Songs of Maldoror' Isidore Ducasse, Count Lautréamont
https://botfrens.com/collections/63/contents/20558
Illustration to the 'Songs of Maldoror' Isidore Ducasse, Count Lautréamont
January 29, 2026 at 5:04 PM
gaelviolet.bsky.social
spécifique du coup qui n'a rien à voir avec le pillage en tant que tel). "Le plagiat est nécessaire", plagiait Debord depuis Lautréamont.

Et avec mon shadowban les critiques, idées, concepts, histoires que j'essaie de partager sont maintenant cantonnés au cercle restreint des gens qui se sont
January 28, 2026 at 6:54 PM
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January 23, 2026 at 3:01 PM
kevin94120.bsky.social
De quel mystère souhaiteriez vous connaitre la réponse ?

Plus qu'un mystère -dont l'essence est de demeurer à jamais irrésolu- je rêve d'en savoir plus sur des artistes dont l'existence est un mystère, Lautréamont, Satie, Alfred Jarry, Ida Lupino, Bosch, Bolaño, Pascale Ogier, Thelonious Monk...
demoiselleshorreur.bsky.social Demoiselles d'Horreur @demoiselleshorreur.bsky.social · 16d
Est-ce que Richard III a fait assassiner ses neveux et est-ce que c’est leurs corps qu’on a récemment retrouvés dans la Tour de Londres ??
twog.bsky.social Twog (Skog) @twog.bsky.social · 17d
De quel mystère souhaiteriez vous connaitre la réponse ?
January 22, 2026 at 10:03 PM
dmytri.to
In Poésies (1870), Lautréamont goes further:

“A good appreciation of Voltaire’s works is preferable to those works themselves.”

What was once part of a radical refusal of bourgeois ideology would now be music to the ears of big tech.
6/8
January 22, 2026 at 8:59 PM
dmytri.to
AI is the recuperation of the anti-copyright critique.

“Plagiarism is necessary. Progress implies it.” Lautréamont, 1870
1/8
January 22, 2026 at 8:59 PM
koolschrankpress.bsky.social
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January 22, 2026 at 2:05 AM
wwwderkoolschrank.myatproto.social
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“Stands alongside the classic literature of Stendhal, Lautréamont and Breton”

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January 22, 2026 at 2:00 AM
catbus.phd
for some reason the 'Reverse Mermaid' never caught on
René Magritte (1898–1967) illustration 2 to “Les chants de Maldoror” by Comte de Lautréamont lithograph, 1948 a bizarre figure with human legs and a fish torso seated on a rock while a sailing frigate tosses in tempestuous seas in the background
January 21, 2026 at 2:42 PM
gertiewentworth.bsky.social
I replace melancholy by courage, doubt by certainty, despair by hope, malice by good, complaints by duty, scepticism by faith, sophisms by cool equanimity and pride by modesty.
— Comte de Lautréamont

1870 • Poésies (Poems)
January 19, 2026 at 6:47 PM
tomwestern.bsky.social
How to respond to Vichyism and colonial coercion
A photo of a letter (in French) sent from the editors of the journal Tropiques to Lieutenant de Vaisseau Bayle on 12 May 1943. The English translation is as follows: Sir, We have received your indictment of Tropiques. “Racists,” “sectarians,” “revolutionaries,” “ingrates and traitors to the country,” “poisoners of souls,” none of these epithets really repulses us. “Poisoners of Souls,” like Racine, . . . “Ingrates and traitors to our good Country,” like Zola, . . . “Revolutionaries,” like the Hugo of “Chatiments.” “Sectarians,” passionately, like Rimbaud and Lautréamont. Racists, yes. Of the racism of Toussaint-Louverture, of Claude McKay and Langston Hughes against that of Drumont and Hitler. As to the rest of it, don’t expect for us to plead our case, nor vain recriminations, nor discussion. We do not speak the same language
January 18, 2026 at 1:49 PM
satyrosphilbrucato.bsky.social
Hola! I'm Satyr, best known for my work in dark fantasy, dark modern occult fantasy, and psychological horror.

Current major influences include:

The Songs of Maldoror - the Comte de Lautréamont
Red Nails - Robert E. Howard
My Heart is a Chainsaw - Stephen Graham Jones

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January 15, 2026 at 8:47 PM
pascalbellanca.bsky.social
« [ #Lautréamont] va de l'implicite à l'explicite, de l'obscurité d'un secret à la claire conscience de l'obscurité, puis à la clarté de la révélation où pourtant l'obscur demeure »

Maurice Blanchot, L'expérience de Lautréamont » dans Lautréamont et Sade, Minuit, 1963, p. 336-337.
Couverture de L'expérience de Lautréamont » dans Lautréamont et Sade, éditions de Minuit, coll. « Arguments ».
January 15, 2026 at 1:08 PM
nadieseconoce.bsky.social
Ich suchte eine Seele
die mir ähnlich wäre
und konnte sie nicht finden

Ich durchsuchte die verborgensten Winkel der Erde

Allein konnte ich nicht bleiben.
Ich brauchte jemanden
der meinen Charakter bejahte

ich brauchte jemanden
der ebenso dachte wie ich

lautréamont
1846-1870
January 13, 2026 at 7:18 AM
seamusaloysius.bsky.social
Salvador Dalí
"Cannibalism of the Praying Mantis of Lautreamont" (1934)
oil on wood panel | 6.7 x 5.2 cm.
Private Collection
#ArtSky #Dalí
Cannibalism of the Praying Mantis of Lautréamont by Salvador Dalí, painted circa 1934. The work is a Surrealist piece that explores themes of desire, anxiety, and violence through the lens of the praying mantis, a species where the female often consumes the male after mating. The painting's title references the 19th-century French writer the Comte de Lautréamont, whose book The Songs of Maldoror was a major influence on the Surrealist movement. Dalí and other Surrealists were fascinated by the praying mantis as a symbol of the conflicting feelings of attraction and despair within relationships. The painting uses distorted, biomorphic figures set against a vast, dreamlike landscape, typical of Dalí's style.
January 12, 2026 at 2:28 PM
taonf.bsky.social
The solution lay in 'depotentiating money as a reinforcer:' There were two obvious avenues:

1) encourage hackers to become ascetics or,

2) make cash freely available to hackers.

A dedicated hedonist, I chose the latter.

#Mondo2000 #Cyberpunk
"Observe, Morgan. One doesn't often see plasma in the open air. This is a quarter-million-volt unit," he says, the twin reflections of plasma in his spectacle lenses making him look all the more the crazed-scientist. "It's about 4 orders of magnitude more powerful than any commercial unit. It would actually make a good front-end for a particle accelerator." I back off slightly. "What happens if you get closer?" I ask. "One would get a rather nasty shock—but any wound would cauterize instantly—one doesn't bleed," he smiles, his teeth fluorescing in the ultraviolet. He turns to A.T.M. "Do come along, Hoffmann, old bean—we'll hold a seat for you." With that, we amble off and settle on fractal-patterned chintz armchairs under a pyramidal Cinzano umbrella connected to a small Tesla coil. Everything here seems to be wired, I note. "What is that remark of his supposed to mean?" I ask. "Probably a quotation from Lautréamont or one of the Surrealists. I suppose he meant he couldn't concentrate on us… but one can never be absolutely sure with him. He's a queer duck." "My-my-my… Pomfrets, Pomfrets!" A.T.M. Hoffmann clucks, after having come up to our table soundlessly. Mabuse clears his throat and gives A.T.M. a significant look. "Er… uh… Morgan, here, wants to know about your contributions to the hacker way-of-life." "Well, I'd say the basic insight came the summer after Stanford gave me the boot. I was struck by the notion that the most valuable asset I had was the use of my own time. It dawned on me that I could radically alter the course of my own life in just a few months' time by applying myself to projects of my own design. I'd had it with funding agencies and intellectually bankrupt administrators. If one is locked into a corporate slot—and believe me, Stanford is a corporation—a large portion of one's time is taken up with meaningless social rituals and committees. Even one's spare—much too spare—time is spent in fairly robotic routines." "Self-cultivation has, until now, been largely the preserve of the aristocracy who had no one to satisfy but themselves. The average sap doesn't know what to do if he inherits a tidy piece of change. Indeed, the greatest test of character is to give someone a great deal of money and see if he can use it without destroying himself. So-called civilized man has yet to develop the faculties to handle leisure. In traditional societies, an average of 2 hours is spent 'working’. We have a genetic predisposition for leisure and play which has been dangerously subverted by the Work Ethic. Of course, that was never my problem. I seem to have been constitutionally endowed with the capacity to handle vast amounts of leisure time. It only remained, then, to determine the best hunter-gatherer methodology—one suited to present-day technology:" Hoffmann pauses to sip his super-charged Perrier. "I had, for some time, been tossing various hacks around in my head trying to hit on one which would extricate myself and my fellow hackers from the daily grind. The most able, imaginative young hackers I knew were being actively courted by the military and big business dangling fat paychecks sliced from bloated budgets. Even the most rabid hackers were, in the nethermost pocket of their imaginations, allowing for the possibility that one day they’d take a government job protecting the power-elite from their fellow hackers. While, in some macho way, they fancied themselves CyberMercenaries, they were, in fact, only hired help. Many, having a few more toys to play with and more hyperspacious computers, thought they were using the government—insidious self-expiating tripe!, if you ask me." Hoffmann sighs audibly. "The solution lay, as my old colleague Israel Goldiamond might put it, in 'depotentiating money as a reinforcer:' There were two obvious avenues: 1) encourage hackers to become ascetics or, 2) make cash freely available to hackers. A dedicated hedonist, I chose the latter."
January 11, 2026 at 3:01 PM
obnoxiousjul.bsky.social
Dans ce cas avoir la qualité d'écrivain (Lautréamont) existe parce qu'il est reconnu par Breton ?

PS : j'ai suivi 2 séries sur les guerres mondiales faites par des non historiens qui m'ont révélé que ce que j'avais appris en Histoire était partiel et partial. Est ce des historiens ?
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January 10, 2026 at 3:59 PM
gaelviolet.bsky.social
dans l'anonymat le plus total, de son vivant.
Vous sentiriez-vous à l'aise pour dire qu'il est devenu historien après sa mort, mais ne l'était pas de son vivant?
C'est à cette question qu'il faudrait répondre, et mutatis mutandis, mon détour par Lautréamont ne me semble toujours pas infondé.
January 10, 2026 at 3:49 PM
gaelviolet.bsky.social
Lautréamont a, de son vivant, vendu trente exemplaire de ses /Chants de Maldoror/. Si la sanction par les pairs était une condition nécessaire, alors il n'est devenu écrivain que des décennies après sa mort, quand le texte jusque là inconnu a été publicisé par Breton.
January 10, 2026 at 3:34 PM
hakanyaman.bsky.social
Geceye notum 19. Yüzyılda yaşamış bir Fransız şairinden: Comte de Lautreamont.
January 9, 2026 at 11:35 PM