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Undermining the Instrumental Discourse of Reification: Alternate Linguistic Discourses in Language Poetry
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Albena Lutzkanova-Vassileva
As they share the belief that it is referential language that, in its predictable and transparent patterns, causes death of the mind and rebroadcasts, on the level of writing, the rules of commodity fetishism, Language poets set out to create an alternative linguistic discourse that aims to undermine the instrumental use of language.
Against Narratives
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Cécile Alduy
What is it about the human (Western?) mind that compels us to think in narratives?
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