The Ostensive Moment

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Monday, June 27, 2011

Imponderabilia (Marina Abramović & Ulay)

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Jim Benz: My primary interests concern post-structural approaches to the written word, focusing on experimental applications of tone, syntax, and metonymic reference as contextualized elements of unconscious, non-rational behaviors in human social and literary experience, while also keeping in mind that the verity, relevance, and coherence of the preceding statement might be contestable. I also like long sentences.

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Besides the fact that it forces me to articulate personal thoughts about poetics, art and literary culture, this blog also provides an opportunity to vigorously explore the work of lesser-known poets and journals freely available via the internet. In other words, this is an outlet for my own cheaply acquired opinions and tastes - much of which will be expressed in long-winded prose of questionable merit. So be it.

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