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Poetic Terrorism and the Politics of Spoken Word
Canadian Theatre Review, 2007Late teen, early 1980s, and first gorging on poetry because it was the only thing that made sense, I became deeply enthused by hearing poems, as much as by reading them: to experience poetry as immanent, in synaesthetic plenty, all writing, reading ...
Kedrick James
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Word and mimesis: the poetic dimension of word and human expression
Paideutika, 2022The essay is developed through a dialogue between two definitions of a human being: Human beings are human beings because they have word (Sheler, Ebner, Ducci) and Human beings are mimetic animals par excellence (Aristotle). From this dialogue emerges the sense of a re-evaluation of the poetic dimension of word for human expression.
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The Vitality and Precision of the Poetic Word Onstage:
This chapter examines the motifs in Lope’s drama that led Ezra Pound to praise the playwright as the creator of Spanish modern theater in The Spirit of Romance. Natalia Carbajosa reconsiders Pound’s knowledge of Lope’s texts, as well as his translations from them.openaire +1 more source
Melancholic Masks: Loss, Love and the Poetic Word in the Libro de buen amor
, 2013E. Müller
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The Weather of Words: Poetic Invention
The Antioch Review, 2001Carolyn Maddux, Mark Strand
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The Sonnets of Andreas Gryphius: Use of the Poetic Word in the Seventeenth Century.
, 1973G. Sutton
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Emotional effects of poetic phonology, word positioning and dominant stress peaks in poetry reading
, 2016Maria Kraxenberger, Winfried Menninghaus
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