10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WAVESON»
Discover the use of
waveson in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
waveson and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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V--
WaveSon.nets ; V--losing L'una
V's muse is Simone Weil, and in this new book Strickland's elegy for Weil is widened to include a long line of known and conjured women.
Stephanie Strickland, 2002
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Media Poetry: An International Anthology
V exists, in part, as an invertible two-in-one print text, V: WaveSon.nets/Losing L'
una (Penguin, 2002). No matter where one begins it, upon arriving midway at the
URL, http://vniverse.com, a reader must choose: either invert the physical book ...
waveson. astring. The stringtied to bothends ofaguitar,piano, orharp, ismadeto
vibrate. However, it vibratesonlywhen the righttraveling and lefttraveling waves
combine constructively to form a standing wave on the string. The length of the ...
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New media poetics: contexts, technotexts, and theories
Since there are forty-six "full" WaveSon.nets, this yields 230 tercets (five times
forty-six), plus the two stanzas ofWaveSon.net 47" for a total of 232 tercets. When
the user sweeps the cursor over the sky, ten different constellations appear, ...
Adalaide Kirby Morris, Thomas Swiss, 2006
“Waveson! Waveson!” Debris had been spotted in the surge. The second man,
who relayed the call, pointed to the starboard, his hand running astern; they were
passing by quickly. It was already too late to react to what they had seen. Another
...
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Lire demain - Reading Tomorrow
... parts: two of them – Losing L'una and WaveSon.nets – are bound together in
an invertible book, while the other two are to be explored online: Vniverse,
produced in collaboration with Cynthia Lawson, is a digital version of the
WaveSon.nets ...
Claire Clivaz, Jérôme Meizoz, François Vallotton, Joseph Verheyden (Ed.)
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Notre Dame review: the first ten years
Stephanie Strickland WAVESON.NETS 14-18 WaveSon.net 14 and 5, she
mapped, who veers as she flies, who carries the tilted earth on her back. This is
hallucinated hearing in the service of art, of Arthur's table, R2, Artemis, and Ursa
...
John Matthias, William O'Rourke, 2009
56, Holland Road, Kensington, \V. 14. f Rochester Charters : " Waveson." —
White Kennett, in his 1701 edition of Cowell's ' Interpreter,' gives a quotation (s.v.
" Waveson ") as follows : — In tantum quod onines gunitiones [=-punici- ones], ...
In 1846, the wave on the posterior slope, which is bisected by the last vertical line
in the engraving, was the highest at the northern and northwestern stations; and
on the last return the subordinate waveson both the anterior and posterior ...
... most enlightened European governments have now abolished. Persons of
unknown origin were treated as waifs (epaves), the mere flotson and waveson on
the drifting tide of humanity, and were liable to be seized and envassaled by any
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