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Pagina 148
Sound is only unequivocal in the spoken word . In the written word , the sound
depends on the capacity of the beholder to imagine it . Therefore sound can only
be material for the reciting of poetry and not for the writing of poetry . 3 . Meaning
is ...
Sound is only unequivocal in the spoken word . In the written word , the sound
depends on the capacity of the beholder to imagine it . Therefore sound can only
be material for the reciting of poetry and not for the writing of poetry . 3 . Meaning
is ...
Pagina 149
To make the sound the vehicle of the poem also seems to me logically
inconsistent , because sound is only unequivocal in the spoken , not in the written
word . Sound poetry is only consistent with logic when it is created in actual
performance ...
To make the sound the vehicle of the poem also seems to me logically
inconsistent , because sound is only unequivocal in the spoken , not in the written
word . Sound poetry is only consistent with logic when it is created in actual
performance ...
Pagina 169
... la bouche l ' aide en la bouche Laides dans la bouche Lait dans la bouche Les
dents - là bouche ( Jean - Pierre Brisset ) Others were also fascinated by the
results of letting words sound and allowing the meaning to emerge from the
sound .
... la bouche l ' aide en la bouche Laides dans la bouche Lait dans la bouche Les
dents - là bouche ( Jean - Pierre Brisset ) Others were also fascinated by the
results of letting words sound and allowing the meaning to emerge from the
sound .
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Inhoudsopgave
REPL | 7 |
The Café Odéon | 67 |
New York Dada 19151920 | 81 |
Copyright | |
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