... Surrealism Nuyorican Poets Café Yoruba spoken word performance art ...

... in Griffith’s archive, shedding light on the surrealist nature of the artists’ work. Surrealism Nuyorican Poets Café Yoruba spoken word performance art ...

... Frankenstein” enacts speaking rather than being spoken to or of, crafting moves in a rigged discursive game, and venting the surplus feelings having to do all that work generates. With the hindsight of twenty years, “My Words to Victor Frankenstein” is not only situated in multiple existing language games...

..., shedding light on the surrealist nature of the artists’ work. Surrealism Nuyorican Poets Café Yoruba spoken word performance art This chapter explores the origins and significance of SAMO© (1978–80), a poetic satire critiquing the corporatization of arts and life. Created by Jean-Michel...

... displaced. Conceptualizing this irretrievability as aphasia— a condition in which words become irretrievable to speakers to the point that it becomes difficult to comprehend what is seen and spoken—is an effort to address when some “abnormality or failure” signals a breakdown in conduct and when...

... This chapters begins with an analysis of how Saussure’s linguistic discovery that the basic elements of spoken language are not sounds per se but rather phonemes: abstract, differential units within a structure. Moving from this fundamental tenet of structural linguistics, it shows how language...

... speech, Jean-François Lyotard on language games, and Michael Hardt and others on affective labor. “My Words to Victor Frankenstein” enacts speaking rather than being spoken to or of, crafting moves in a rigged discursive game, and venting the surplus feelings having to do all that work generates...

... This chapter by Annemarie Mol explores bodily pleasures, words and some of the relations between them. It is a turn in a conversation between the author and Marilyn Strathern (Strathern). It talks theory, but not in general. Instead, this theory gets situated in traditions; specified...

... and decolonizing value of languages in their written, spoken, and sung forms. indigeneity autonomy language decolonization ...

...A Divided World This chapters begins with an analysis of how Saussure’s linguistic discovery that the basic elements of spoken language are not sounds per se but rather phonemes: abstract, differential units within a structure. Moving from this fundamental tenet of structural linguistics...

.... Conceptualizing this irretrievability as aphasia— a condition in which words become irretrievable to speakers to the point that it becomes difficult to comprehend what is seen and spoken—is an effort to address when some “abnormality or failure” signals a breakdown in conduct and when the retreat to ignorance...