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It Then
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Translated From The French By Norma Cole. The First English Translation Of This French Poet, Now An Influence On Many Young American Poets, Who Died At The Age Of 37 In 1978. Beverly Dahlen Comments: Collobert'S Dash Is A Materialization Of The Gap Within Speech And The Rush To Close Even As One Discloses It... The Page Bears The Record Of These Bursts Of Language ...Collobert Insists On Being Without A Subject,' As If Being Were Radically Different From, Absolutely Divided From Its Subject. And Like An Archeologist She Preserves The Fragments Of This Ruined Subject Against Time, To Reproduce The Duration' ...Appalling In The Intensity Of Their Imagination Of The Literal Body Transmuted Into Writing. Michael Palmer Comments: She Enunciates The Words For Desire And For Loss The Other Words With Harrowing Intensity. It Then Explores The Limits Of The Phenomenal Body And Of Speech By The Agency Of A Prose Which Defies Category.Poetry.
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- Q: What is the main theme of 'It Then'? A: 'It Then' explores the limits of the phenomenal body and speech, focusing on desire and loss through a unique prose style.
- Q: Who is the author of 'It Then'? A: The author of 'It Then' is Danielle Collobert, a French poet known for her influential work.
- Q: When was 'It Then' published? A: 'It Then' was published on September 1, 1989.
- Q: What is the format of 'It Then'? A: 'It Then' is available in a perfect paperback format.
- Q: How many pages does 'It Then' have? A: 'It Then' contains 125 pages.
- Q: What condition is the book 'It Then' in? A: 'It Then' is in good condition.
- Q: Is 'It Then' suitable for all poetry lovers? A: 'It Then' is particularly suitable for readers interested in contemporary poetry and those who appreciate experimental prose.
- Q: Who translated 'It Then' into English? A: The English translation of 'It Then' was done by Norma Cole.
- Q: What unique aspects does 'It Then' offer? A: 'It Then' offers a materialization of the gap within speech and a focus on being without a subject, making it a profound exploration of language.
- Q: What can readers expect from the writing style of 'It Then'? A: Readers can expect a writing style that defies categories, emphasizing bursts of language and the intensity of imagination.