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Sens et absence dans les calligrammes d'Apollinaire

Cahiers De L'Association Internationale Des études Françaises, 1995
Bohn Willard. Sens et absence dans les calligrammes d'Apollinaire. In: Cahiers de l'Association internationale des etudes francaises, 1995, n°47. pp. 455-470.
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Apollinaire, Guillaume: Calligrammes

2020
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Du calligramme

Communication et langages, 1980
Bassy Alain-Marie, Blanchard Gérard, Butor Michel, Garnier Pierre, Massin , Peignot Jérôme, Tricaud Jean-Marie. Du calligramme. In: Communication et langages, n°47, 3ème-4ème trimestre 1980. pp. 47-60.
Bassy, Alain-Marie, Blanchard, Gérard, Butor, Michel, Garnier, Pierre, Massin, Peignot, Jérôme, Tricaud, Jean-Marie   +6 more
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Calligrammes: Une Po�sie ?Engag�e??

Neophilologus, 1974
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Calligraphie, calligramme, caricature

Langages, 1984
Le Men Ségolène. Calligraphie, calligramme, caricature. In: Langages, 19ᵉ année, n°75, 1984. Lettres et icônes, sous la direction de Pierre Fresnault-Deruelle et Jean-Didier Urbain. pp. 83-101.
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À l’écoute des Calligrammes d’Apollinaire

2021
Although Apollinaire called his calligrams “idéogrammes lyriques” (lyrical ideograms), and although many calls to listen are scattered throughout the collection Calligrammes, what really makes these poem-drawings so striking is the novelty of their visual aspect. This study examines the sonic dimension of the calligrams, considered in relation to other
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Object Permanence: How does the calligramme take place?

Axon: Creative Explorations, 2023
This essay defines the poetic form of the calligramme (also known as the pattern poem, or technopaignia), provides a micro-history of the form in Western literature, before exploring how, with reference to Apollinaire’s Calligrammes: Poems of Peace and War (1913-1916) and Foucault’s This Is Not a Pipe, the poems in Object Permanence: Calligrammes ...
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2. Material Fragments, Autobiographical Fantasy: Reading Apollinaire's Calligrammes

2004
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The Texture of Images: From “Calligramme” to “Fractogram”

Diogenes, 1991
The respectably legitimate offspring of an age-old affair between writing and picture-making, the calligramme — that is, “a poem in which the typographical layout creates a picture, generally related to the ‘subject’ of the text” ( Dictionnaire des littératures , Larousse) — is often seen as ...
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Listening to Apollinaire’s Calligrammes

2021
Although Apollinaire called his calligrams “idéogrammes lyriques” (lyrical ideograms), and although many calls to listen are scattered throughout the collection Calligrammes, what really makes these poem-drawings so striking is the novelty of their visual aspect. This study examines the sonic dimension of the calligrams, considered in relation to other
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