10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «CLINAMEN»
Découvrez l'usage de
clinamen dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
clinamen et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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'Pataphysics: The Poetics of an Imaginary Science
Clinamen: The Principle of Deviance Clinamen is the third declension of
exception: the decline of the swerve.
Detouringaroundeveryotherthinginasystemthatvaluesthefateofcon- trivance, it
serves the will to digress. Jarry may borrow this notion ...
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An American Body-politic: A Deleuzian Approach
Serres, in his Birth of Physics, traces this notion, which lies at the center of
hydrodynamics [and nonlinear dynamics as well] back to Lucretius and Epicurus
and their materialist concept of the clinamen, the spontaneous microscopic
swerve of ...
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The Anxiety of Influence: A Theory of Poetry
Clinamen. or. POETIC. MISPRISION. Shelley speculated that poets of all ages
contributed to one Great Poem perpetually in progress. Borges remarks that
poets create their precursors. If the dead poets, as Eliot insisted, constituted their
...
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Literary Memory, Consciousness, and the Group Oulipo
1 In my research I found many different references, by many different authors, to
the clinamen, for example: Paul BrafTort, "F.A.S.T.L. Formalismes pour I 'analyse
et la synthese de textes litteraires" in Oulipo, Atlas de litterature potentielle ...
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Mapping Complexity: Literature and Science in the Works of ...
Alfred Jarry, the father of pataphysique (the logic of the absurd) has been
credited with the rediscovery of the clinamen. For a more detailed history of the
clinamen, see Warren F. Motte JR., "Clinamen Redux," Comparative Literature
Studies ...
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Imagining Language: An Anthology
Clinamen. At a key moment in De rerum natura Lucretius draws the analogy
between atoms and letters. In Book One he explains: 'basic bodies take a certain
structure, / And have defined positions, and exchange / Their blows in certain
ways.
Jed Rasula, Steve McCaffery, 2001
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Small Worlds: Minimalism in Contemporary French Literature
Implicit in such a remark is a figure that can he taken as central to his project, the
clinamen. As conceived hy Epicurus and enunciated in Book 2 of Lucretius's De
rerum natura, the clinamen atomorum, or "swerve of the atoms," is intended to ...
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Italo Calvino's Architecture of Lightness: The Utopian ...
Calvino's embrace of the clinamen and gravity-defying literary images can help
us to grasp the challenge that several of the urban icons in his 1972 novel (as
well as urban design projects from Italy and France) posed to architectural and ...
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Frederic P. Miller, Agnes F. Vandome, McBrewster John, 2011
this is one side of the chronology (order becomes disorder), the other side is that
the clinamen is immediatelv part of the beginning of the formation of "order" (the
vortex: turba), as opposed to disorder (turbulence: turbo). As Serres notes, the ...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «CLINAMEN»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
clinamen est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Céleste Boursier-Mougenot Brings Venetian Floods to Paris and …
clinamen involves a number of inflatable pools in which wine glasses and simple ceramic bowls are set afloat. They circulate in currents formed ... «artnet News, juin 15»
Thirteen Years Later, Did Spellbound Show Us the Power or the …
... izzat, kanone, aubade, psittacism, recrementitious, clinamen, hukilau, Shedu, towhee, synusia, cucullate, terrene, Bildungsroman, chiragra, ... «Smithsonian, mai 15»
'Pataphysics: Your Favorite Cult Artist's Favorite Pseudoscience
... supposed to lack, this was also an example of the 'pataphysical concept of clinamen: the slight swerve that creates an entirely new meaning. «Pitchfork Media, oct 14»
Cindy and Andy on the Ancient Unconscious
One way is to follow Epicurus and allow for a “swerve” or clinamen to occur within materialist repetition of her work. In Lucretius's Latin this ... «Brooklyn Rail, juin 14»
Large, energetic and loud: works from the Frederick R. Weisman …
Iva Gueorguieva, “Clinamen,” 2009, acrylic, oil, and collage on canvas, 76 x 139 in. From the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation. Related ... «Las Vegas Weekly, janv 14»
A retrospective recognises the work of an underrated Australian …
First 2013 (Clinamen series) is filled with squirming, fragmentary forms that feel as if they have been drawn from the recesses of memory, where ... «Sydney Morning Herald, nov 13»
Middle Eastern Films Before Thy Gaze Returns to Thee—in Less …
This detachment from, clinamen in relation to the ostensible chronological change applies not only in the case of humans but also in the case of inanimate ... «E-Flux, oct 13»
Artist Celeste Boursier-Mougenot glowing over National Gallery of …
Titled "clinamen", it glows blue in the gallery's atrium to signal the arrival of the blockbuster exhibition, Monet's Garden. But water is not the only ... «The Daily Telegraph, mai 13»
Deterritorializing Design: Rethinking the Relationship between …
... Syzygia, the principle of alliance and the Clinamen, the principle of deviance, he proposes that the objectile is, first, a 'pataphysical machine, ... «Wired, févr 13»
A pataphysical education.
We're told, for instance, that Jarry's famous addition of a letter, turning merde to merdre, is a clinamen, when, in fact, that deliberate alteration is ... «The Fortnightly Review, févr 13»
