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In this digression, I try to show through reading Roland Barthes’ writing of the Journal de Deuil, a bit less academic and maybe even denser than before, the afflictive role of presence of absence which ultimately spawned La Chambre Claire. This lackness/absence becomes in him a painful posthemous infidelity, for he writes about his feelings and about being ethical towards his mother; this mourning as experienced by Barthes as never-ending becomes possible through the understanding of the presence of absence.

O LUTO INTERMINÁVEL: BARTHES E A PRESENÇA AUSENTE / The never-ending mourning: Barthes and the presence of absence