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A identidade coletiva do slam poetry
Plural, 2022 Slam poetry é uma forma de poesia performática criada por Marc Kelly Smith em Chicago na década de 1980, que a partir de então ganhou adeptos em diversos locais do mundo.
Caio Ruano da Silva
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Um poetry slam indígena: a poesia falada no Slam Coalkan
Literatura: Teoría, Historia, Crítica, 2023 Este artigo está inserido no campo dos estudos da poesia falada, mais especificamente das competições do poetry slam, tomando como caso o Slam Coalkan, primeiro evento indígena mundial nesse formato, realizado em 2021 através de uma parceria entre ...
Fabiana Oliveira de Souza
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Performing poetry slam and listening closely to slam poetry [PDF]
SoundEffects - An Interdisciplinary Journal of Sound and Sound Experience, 2017 The article addresses poetry slam as an example of an oral turn captured in contemporary poetry practices that seems to extend the landscape of literary arts (Gioia, 2003). We investigate poetry slam as a phenomenon that mediates between at least two quite different (audio) language cultures – namely the contemporary Western literary poetry reading and
Schweppenhäuser, Jakob; id_orcid 0000-0002-4163-3168 +1 more
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Revista Critica De Ciencias Sociais, 2023 This text investigates the cultural and geographical circuit of the Poetry Slam movement in Portugal. This spoken poetry competition involves spatial encounters that generate the geographical dynamics discussed in this article.
Ana Carolina dos Santos Marques
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Crossings, 2015 Poetry slams have recently received critical attention in relation with troubadour tradition, beat generation and Harlem Renaissance. A few studies have analyzed some poems of poetry slams and most of them have set apart script from performance. However
Seo In Cho
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“Poetry slam” em Portugal: disputas pós-coloniais
ConfluenzeThe purpose of this paper is to discuss and analyze public posts on the social network Facebook that point to xenophobic opinions about the (i)migrant poetry slam scene in Portugal.
Maria Giulia Pinheiro +2 more
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Slam Poetry Meets Classical Music
, 2022 Axel Petri-Preis outlines in his text, how Jonas Scheiner and Henrik Szanto (alias Kirmes Hanoi/FOMP), together with the woodwind ensemble qWINDtett, bring together slam poetry and classical music in their performance. Text and music comment on, reflect and compliment each other, providing an exciting and novel listening experience.
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Poetry Slam: heterogen und mehrsprachig im literarischen Feld
Brünner Beiträge zur Germanistik und Nordistik, 2022 The article introduces Poetry Slam as a new trend in the literary field. The German-speaking slam scene is presented, with a focus on Austria and showing how poetry slam influences and changes the literary scene. In addition to performance, heterogeneity
Johann Georg Lughofer
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Slam to Heal. A Poetic Inquiry Reflection
Le Simplegadi, 2022 In very general terms, slam poetry can be described as competitive poetry performed by budding poets in public spaces. In slam tournaments, young competitors engage with topics like intersectionality, gender-based violence, history, trauma, etc. in front
Raphael D'Abdon
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Subtitling Slam Poetry for the d/Deaf and Hard of Hearing Audiences
Między Oryginałem a Przekładem, 2022 Slam poetry is a competitive performance in which poets deliver their own, short pieces, and are judged by randomly chosen audience members. This form of performed poetry is an underexplored text type in audiovisual translation (AVT).
Claudia-Ioana Macrea +1 more
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