10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POEMATIC»
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I say real poetry, poetic poetry, etic: charming hiccup with a bloody red backdrop,
the backdrop forced into poematic, the poematic of hemorrhaging reality. For
afterwards, let's say after the ' poematic, will come the regime of the blood.
Antonin Artaud, Jack Hirschman, 1963
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Julius Caesar in Western Culture
In Derrida's elliptical but brilliantly provocative essay, the word “poetry” itself
becomes radically displaced, first by the term “poetic,” then by the neologism of
the “poematic” (233). The poematic might entail a single word or (in so many
pieces) ...
3
In Pursuit of Poem Shadows: Pureza Cantelo's Second Poetics
[ Next to it my face became sweeter and illusion on occasion could inundate the
blood] It is the poematic self, which she herself creates, that “sweetens” her, fills
her with illusion. The phrase “inundarle la sangre” may allude to the fictional self '
s ...
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Ellipsis: Of Poetry and the Experience of Language after ...
This tactic is inherent to the poematic experience and is illustrated for Derrida by
the humility of the hedgehog, which rolls itself up into a spiky ball when
threatened. This bristling maneuver is called hérisser in French, which gives the ...
5
On the Founding of Poetry in Shelley and Holderlin: A Study ...
73 The 'poematic' has relevance to specific genres. For instance, in Benjamin's
theory of the lyric, it suggests the living relations between the poem and its
content, and in his theory of the 'mourning play,' it means the full blossoming of
the idea ...
6
Nature's Colloquy with the Word: Pureza Canelo's First Poetics
The existence of two separate domains, what is and what is said. shatters the
bond between the poet and her poematic voice. Trapped between the real and
the symbolic, she is unable, like Lacan, to delight indefinitely in the world of the
sign.
THE POEMATIC Love is the drug, for Derrida. Deconstruction, he suggests, '
never proceeds without love' ('ANU' 83); or more succinctly, 'deconstruc- tion is
love' (see Royle 1995, 140). As he makes clear in the little hedgehog-like text
entitled ...
8
The Theory of Inspiration: Composition as a Crisis of ...
Inspiration in this text has become what Derrida calls the 'poematic experience',
the dream of letting one's heart be traversed by a singular trait (repeating: 'never
repeat'). Such inspiration is yet the experience of its own impossibility (a ...
9
Angles on Otherness in Post-Franco Spain: The Fiction of ...
Out of this impulse emerges what Sobejano has termed "the poematic novel: that
which aspires to be entirely, par excellence, an autonomous creative text" (
Sobejano 1985, 1). In relation to the poematic novel, Sobejano registers various
...
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The Harvard Concise Dictionary of Music and Musicians
... the history of music and for all media, however. Program symphony. An
orchestral work in the form of a *symphony and bearing a descriptive title or
program, like that of a 'symphonic poem; also called descriptive or poematic
symphony.
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «POEMATIC»
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