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This article looks at different attempts to define literary and poetic texts and theclaim of untranslatability with regard to these. It studies the relationship between author,reader and text and concludes that every act of translation, and reading, implies the innateunpredictability of human relationships constantly driven by the desire to transform allthings we create into some form of autobiography.Cet article aborde la question de l'intraduisibilité des textes littéraires etpoétiques. L'auteur examine les relations entre l'auteur, le lecteur et le texte et conclutque toute traduction, toute lecture implique l'imprévisibilité des rapports humains,toujours motivés par le désir qui transforme toutes formes de création humaine enautobiographie

Literature as Fetishism: some Consequences for a Theory of Translation