GEORGES BATAILLE: IMPERTINENT NOTES ABOUT INSANITIES AND MONSTROSITIES IN CLASSIC FORM

Bataille is an author of an "aggressively anti-idealistic" philosophy involved with the work of notion displacement. With the conviction that the transgression is within reach of the savagery of the form, with a backdrop of parodic cosmogony, the Bataillian thought acts in favour of the fact that should unveil the human existance: spending with no compensation, the limitless prodigality. This study deals with some initial texts by Bataille, where an uncommon iconographic analysis locates the aforementioned savagery and prodigality in aggressively anti-classic forms of Late Antiquity.