Biotext microscopies in the classroom: perecquian propositions

Abstract

In this study, we regard the classroom as a living and studying space which is often under tension. As a habitual space for actions which have persisted as daily practices, the classroom has become a place prone to dispersion. We aim to evince that such dispersion in the use of that place opens up a possibility for interruptions, thus enabling curricular readings to become agents in the invention of a personal and collective bio-text which is hypertextually intertwined. To do that, we show George Perec’s poetics as a means to use the classroom.