Sentences with phrase «poetic discourse»

Dante here seems to acknowledge his need for two kinds of external assistance, that conferred by what one can learn about poetic discourse (figures of speech, rhetorical devices, rhymes, etc.), and that conferred by God so that the poet can conceive the meaning of his experience.

Just as the nascent Arte Povera movement incorporated the physical remnants of its surroundings into its works, Kounellis used the visual signifiers that he saw in his own urban environment to develop a new, more poetic discourse.

This is the paradoxical homology that the category of the world of the text establishes between revelation in the broad sense of poetic discourse and in the specifically biblical sense.

Besides having a corresponding term on the side of the idea of revelation, it is the most appropriate concept for making us understand what a thinking subject formed by and conforming to poetic discourse might be.

Hence I will speak of the poetic function of discourse and not of a poetic genre or a mode of poetic discourse.

Morissette's poetic discourse of intimately describing her feelings still abounds, but is elegantly emoted here with cool restraint.

* Weaving a critical response to the reality of present - day Cuba through the poetic discourse across these jacquard - loom tapestries, the work reveals a dichotomy between these once magnificent terrazzo floors and «decadent» stores (many of which are closed today) and their fall into neglect and ruin.

By presenting Guston's paintings within the realm of poetic discourse, rather than as a chronological study, in linear fashion, as often reflected in traditional exhibitions, the curatorial approach from which «Philip Guston and The Poets» has grown allows for the artist's work be explored, examined and appreciated anew.

About the artist Born in Scotland in 1972, Montgomery has built an international reputation for his use of poetic discourse and text art.