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THE FACT THAT LANGUAGE IS SONOROUS HAS ALLOWED THE EMANCIPATION OF AN AESTHETIC MATERIAL – CALLED SEMIOPHONY HERE – IN MODERN ERA. IN THE LISTENING PROCESS OF 15 DIFFERENT RECORDINGS (SOUND POETRY, LITERATURE, CONTEMPORARY MUSIC, HOERSPIEL) ABOUT 330 VOCAL MODES WERE NOTED AND SEMIOTICS WERE THEN USED TO DESCRIBE THIS PARTICULAR FORM OF MEANING. SOME TWENTY FIGURES WERE THEN DEFINED AND INTERPRETED IN RELATION TO DIFFERENT THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES: PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE, SOCIOLOGY OF ART, AESTHETICS, OR THE IDEA THAT MUSIC AND POETRY SHARE A COMMON SOURCE.:TABLE DES MATIERES Introduction 9 1 Quinze protocoles d'Žcoute 27 1.1 A-Ronne, Luciano Berio 27 1.2 Second writing through Finnegans Wake, John Cage 36 1.3 U 47, Jean Baronnet & Franois Dufrne 41 1.4 Pomes Phonetiques Compltes, Raoul Hausmann 43 1.5 Derviche/Le Robert: lettre H (1984), Bernard Heidsieck 48 1.6 Pome-partition J, Bernard Heidsieck 51 1.7 Fa:m' Ahniesgwow, Hans G. Helms 54 1.8 Das Ršcheln der Mona Lisa. Lesung im Tip, Ernst Jandl 61 1.9 Finnegans Wake, James Joyce 65 1.10 Elektroakustischer Hšrtext I, Ferdinand Kriwet 69 1.11 das gras wies wŠchst, Franz Mon 74 1.12 Mein Chlebnikov, Oskar Pastior 82 1.13 It's gonna rain (1966), Steve Reich 87 1.14 KCH (1986), Valeri Scherstjanoi 93 1.15 Die Sonate in Urlauten, Kurt Schwitters 99 2 De la sŽmiophonie 107 2.1 Une approche sŽmiotique 107 2.1.1 Figures sonores et effets de sens 107 2.1.2 Une structure provisoire 108 2.1.3 SŽmiotique et ensemble signifiant 109 2.1.4 Le langage et les sŽmiotiques non linguistiques 111 2.1.5 Une forme sŽmiophone 113 2.2 Une approche discursive 114 2.2.1 Question de mŽthode 114 2.2.2 Le discours sŽmiophone 117 2.2.3 EvŽnements et unitŽs sŽmiophones 121 2.2.4 Discours et systme 124 2.2.5 Le corpus sŽmiophone 136 2.2.6 Le texte sŽmiophone 138 2.3 Le phonŽsigne 130 2.3.1 Les trois axes du phonŽsigne 130 2.3.2 Le phonŽsigne et le bruissement de la langue 132 2.3.3 Le phonŽsigne comme autre du discours 135 2.4 La sŽmiophonie et l'histoire 137 2.4.1 La sŽmiophone comme ...
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