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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Experimental forms"”.

  1. Sudden Fortune

    A collection of short stories and experimental forms centered upon the life of Atti, a heroine whose experience as a multi-ethnic, lesbian-identified artist contributes to her (and other characters') theories about identity formation in a global community--one in which Western norms and Chamoru …

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  2. Sudden Fortune

    A collection of short stories and experimental forms centered upon the life of Atti, a heroine whose experience as a multi-ethnic, lesbian-identified artist contributes to her (and other characters') theories about identity formation in a global community--one in which Western norms and Chamoru …

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  3. You seem anxious

    … or place but concern similar themes in more experimental forms.

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  4. That Said

    … Through the blending of both direct and experimental forms and processes, nontraditional and everyday diction and syntax, and multifaceted content of both personal and external significance, these poems may simultaneously amuse, alienate, and inspire philosophical and critical inquiry.</p>

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  5. Expressing Loneliness: The Importance Of Form In Lorrie Moore's Early Experimental Fiction

    … first two books Anagrams and Self-Help, employ experimental forms to convey the feelings of loneliness and isolation that define her characters. In both of these books, form becomes an integral part of meaning. New Aestheticism calls for criticism to return to an appreciation of aesthetic and …

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  6. Higher Than God

    … the memoir, the epistolary, poetry, and more experimental forms such as the Choose-Your-Own-Adventure story and stream-of-consciousness writings. The works were written with the format of a concept album in mind where each individual piece of fiction is like a song which can be enjoyed on its …

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  7. Thrum: Poems

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  8. The Nineteenth Century Oboe Concertino: An Overview of its Structure with Two Performance Guides

    … used. Instead, composers chose more the experimental forms of the Opera Fantasy and Concertino. The Opera Fantasy was used as a way for oboe players to play popular opera arias of the time, while showcasing their virtuosity and expression. It is in the Concertino where composers expanded …

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  9. Thomas Hardy's experiments in narrative discourse in five tragic novels

    … as a novelist toward open-ended and composite forms of narrative discourse. The Return of the Native and The Mayor of Casterbridge have a strong architectonic focus based on the opposition between the meanings of Egdon Heath and Casterbridge explored by Hardy's narrators and the destructive …

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  10. Mirror, Fragment, Repetition: Using Metaphor to Read Twentieth-Century French Poetry in English Translation

    … focus of the theory. As French poetry takes more experimental forms in the twentieth century, emphasising the materiality of language, the difficulty of describing its translation becomes greater and the recourse to metaphor more urgent. Matthew Reynolds’ book on metaphor and poetry translation …

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  11. Low-Energy Electron-Photon Interactions in a Scanning Electron Microscope

    … not previously possible. In Chapter 2 we discuss experimental forms of quantum electron microscopy known as interaction-free measurement and electron multi-passing. Chapter 3 details a general theory of electron-photon interactions, including simulations with quantum two-level systems and extended …

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  12. Unnatural Ecopoetics: Unlikely Spaces in Contemporary Poetry

    … investigates how poets attempt to use unique forms to capture the multiple elements that constitute lived experience while simultaneously foregrounding the textual space in which such expression occurs. Rather than separating the material world from nonmaterial aspects of experience, this …

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  13. This fact which is not one: differential poetics in transatlantic american modernism

    … formalism and social representation central to experimental modernist texts in the twentieth century. The poetics of literary fact that I propose finds its basis in Russian Formalist and Frankfurt School theory and reflects several important twentieth century social moments to illustrate how …

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  14. The Grief You Can Swallow and the Rage You Can't

    … of mourning. The work engages with established forms like the ghazal and tanka while simultaneously developing experimental structures that challenge conventional approaches to grief poetry. Central to the manuscript is the metaphor of mutation, both in its exploration of cancer and in its …

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  15. The Wound and the Show: Representations of Eccentricity in Sterne, Wordsworth, Lamb, and Dickens

    … Sterne, a writer who troubles canonicity, forms a kind of backdrop to my thesis, fostering a legacy in the differently experimental forms which come afterwards. In the case of Sterne, I focus on nostalgia, as a term often used to detract from the value of a literary work, or to frame it as …

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