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Christeba's work is a re-initiated language from a feminine perspective. It's conceptual and philosophical, and it's hard to read, but it'll be ingenious and useful.
After 19th century, in "The Horse and the Object," Michel Foucault points out that literature began to illuminate language in its own existence, and in such contexts, Dullin, Malamé, Rotreamont and Arto established poetry as a self-inclinatory being, forming a kind of anti-conference. The poetic language of such writers is more than the function of conventional language symbols or symbols, so it requires a comprehensive study. The script is an attempt to specify such a study. One of the works
Julia Kristeva: A revolution in poetic language
Korean title: 시적 언어의 혁명
Korean author: 줄리아 크리스테바
Korean publisher: 동문선
ISBN-13: 9788980380886
Reviews
Christeba's work is a re-initiated language from a feminine perspective. It's conceptual and philosophical, and it's hard to read, but it'll be ingenious and useful.
After 19th century, in "The Horse and the Object," Michel Foucault points out that literature began to illuminate language in its own existence, and in such contexts, Dullin, Malamé, Rotreamont and Arto established poetry as a self-inclinatory being, forming a kind of anti-conference. The poetic language of such writers is more than the function of conventional language symbols or symbols, so it requires a comprehensive study. The script is an attempt to specify such a study. One of the works
