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Visual Poetry in Latvian Literature
Akadēmiskā Dzīve, 2017 Visual poetry in Latvian literature is an extraordinary phenomenon. In this case by extraordinary is meant its scarcity among the corpus of Latvian literary texts – only very few examples of it exist in Latvian literature even in the 21st century when ...
Mārtiņš Laizāns
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Le mot et l’orage. La poésie concrète de Pierre Garnier
Lea, 2020 This article aims at describing Pierre Garnier’s itinerary from traditional, linear poetry, to concrete, visual poetry. Born as a reaction to the mainstream political-oriented poetry campaigned by Aragon, French concrete poetry is characterised by the ...
Sara Svolacchia
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"Arabic visual poetry between linguistic expression and visual creativity"
Journal of Architecture, Art & Humanistic Science, 2017 Human known as thinker, by the spiritual meditation and mental reflection, could simplify his power on the nature and brings it to help him. Human uses arts as modes and reflections of intellectual and emotional expression incorporated with his ...
Shawky Ezzat
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Andrei Sen-Senkov and the Visual Poetics of the Global Commonplace
Arts, 2022 This article considers the visual poetics of the prominent contemporary Russian poet and poetry translator Andrei Sen-Senkov whose work is examined through the Deleuzian lens as a prime example of rhizomatic poetry.
Evgeny Pavlov
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Analysis of Concrete Poetry and its elements in "Harb Man Muthaf Al Athar" and "Isab al-Khof" by Abdul Razzaq Abdul Wahid. [PDF]
نقد ادب معاصر عربیAnalysis of Concrete Poetry and its elements in "Harb Man Muthaf Al Athar" and "Isab al-Khof" by Abdul Razzaq Abdul Wahid.ABSTRACTConcrete poetry is like a verbal-visual art.
tayyebeh seyfi, faezeh raeisi
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VISUALIZING POVERTY IN WORDSWORTH’S POETRY
Umjetnost riječi : Časopis za znanost o književnosti, izvedbenoj umjetnosti i filmu, 2020 VISUALIZING POVERTY IN WORDSWORTH’S POETRY This paper departs from the assumption that Wordsworth’s poetry is highly visual in its quality and it focuses on his three “great period” poems, “Michael”, “The Old Cumberland Beggar” and “Resolution and Independence” (1798–1805) to show how Wordsworth represents poverty. By taking as its starting point some
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Lea, 2020 This essay aims to analyse three recent Italian poetry books (Alessandra Carnaroli’s Ex voto, 2017; Fabio Orecchini’s Figura, 2019; Andrea Inglese’s Ollivud, 2018) as case studies in order to show the application of several visual art practices to poetic
Marilina Ciaco
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Itinéraires, 2018 Studying the works of two poets from different generations, Bernard Heidsieck and Anne-James Chaton, this article intends to evaluate the debt of contemporary practices to experimental poetry.
Gaëlle Théval
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Verhnevolzhski Philological Bulletin, 2021 The article analyzes XX century visual poetry as a game phenomenon. The relevance of this research is explained by an attempt to expand the boundaries of binary perception of visual poetry as a synthesis of verbal and visual media. Visual poetry is a subject of cultural analysis and is seen as a complex multilevel semiotic structure, which is a ...
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Journal of British and Irish Innovative Poetry, 2020 In 2007 I conducted an interview with Lawrence Upton, asking him about his work with and views on Bob Cobbing. Here he provides some insight into the processes involved in the creation of the epic pamphlet series Domestic Ambient Noise, his relationship ...
Mark A Jackson
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