Recurrence and enunciation in the Paul Valery's perceptive-textual experience

Looking at Paul Valery's narrative identity, we have found that one of the questions aroused by his works is the reflexive perception or his most exact formulation the recurrence model in his vision. This reflexivity is in touch with the "me" who sees itself under the glance of the other one, and it has mirror function next to the mirror of the consciousness, that is the most important. In present article, our objective is to study the recursion to P. Valery under two additional aspects: on one hand, we will show that the recurrence character arises from a visual perception; on the other hand we will analyze how its statements represent this phenomenon. We shall try to discover it by following a semio-phenomenologique approach, but without neglecting the mathematical and philosophic aspect of this notion for all cases.