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Ekphrasis as a shield: ekphrasis and the mimetic tradition
Word & Image, 2006Abstract In his preface to a special issue dedicated to ekphrasis, Mario Klarer observes that this term has gained wider currency in recent years due to the increasing number of writings that 'focus on ekphrasis as a phenomenon in interart studies.'1 Authors like Murray Krieger, James Haffernan, John Hollander, and W. J. T.
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2021
La figura retorica esprime un particolare rapporto tra verbale e visivo, semioticamente molto interessante. La voce enciclopedica ne ripercorre la storia, dalla retorica antica alle teorie di Umberto Eco.
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La figura retorica esprime un particolare rapporto tra verbale e visivo, semioticamente molto interessante. La voce enciclopedica ne ripercorre la storia, dalla retorica antica alle teorie di Umberto Eco.
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An Introduction to the Field of Ekphrasis, or Ekphrasis is a Verb, not a Noun
2011The art critic Roberta Smith discusses the process of writing reviews of museum or gallery shows that are accessible to a large number of the public: “Art accumulates meaning through an extended collaborative act.… You put into words something that everyone has seen. That click from language back into the memory bank of experience is so exquisite.
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Ekphrasis as evidence: forensic rhetoric in contemporary documentary poetry
Word and Image, 2021Olivia Milroy Evans
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