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... the cognitive operations involved in the tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon (a frustrating failure to retrieve a known but temporarily unavailable word) and those involved in creating the anagram, a poetic device discovered by Ferdinand de Saussure, in which the phonemes of the important theme word of a poem...

... as well as a PDF file (figure 6) whose text is written in a combination of ASCII code and anagrams based on Maud Wagner’s name, the typographical arrangement of which recreates the actual concrete image of Maud Wagner as shown in the photograph. Figure 6 Harry Giles’s poem “Photo of Maud Wagner...

... and Anagrams Engraved),” in On Puns: The Foundation of Letters , edited by Jonathan Culler, 17 -43 (Oxford: Blackwell). Araton, Harvey 1997 “One Coach Needs Class,Another Ego,” New York Times , December 9, C1 . Ashbery, John 1962 The Tennis Court Oath (Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Press...

... and Her Culture: The Soul's Society (Cambridge:Cambridge University Press). Starobinski, Jean 1979 Words upon Words:The Anagrams of Ferdinand de Saussure , translated by Olivia Emmet(New Haven, CT: Yale University Press). Stonum, Gary Lee 1990 The Dickinson Sublime (Madison: Wisconsin...

... of successive anagrams of a given series of letters, each anagram constituting a “verse palindromes, bilingual poetry, and acrostics. For a broader discussion of Perec’s use of formal constraint, see Motte 1984: 18–37. .  I should mention too that it was rendered into English as A Void (1994...

..., double entendres, puns, anagrams, or paragrams. But if we think of Ferneyhough’s opera not as a musical “translation” of the libretto but as a generative device, a series of musical constraints that governed the poetic invention, its function becomes clearer. Here is Bernstein’s (2005b...

..., as in Anagrams, Chronograms, Lipograms, and Acrosticks: Sometimes of Syllable, as in Ecchos and Doggerel Rhymes: Sometimes of Words, as in Punns and Quibbles; and sometimes of whole Sentences or Poems, cast into Figures of Eggs, Axes or Altars Astrue Wit consists in the Resemblance of Ideas, and false...

... / sheet 20 of 268 there ought to be a clear distinction between texts that advertise the fact that they have been composed mechanically and those that hide that fact. ‘‘Cryptograms are different from anagrams states Hutcheon...

... Presuppositions,” Chinese Literature, Essays, Articles, Reviews (CLEAR) 5 (1–2): 1 -28. Marney, John 1993 Chinese Anagrams (San Francisco: Chinese Materials Center). Miller, Roy Andrew 1975 “The Far East,” in Current Trends in Linguistics , edited by Thomas A. Sebeok, 1213 -64 (The Hague: Mouton...

... celebrated such nonpurposive linguistic phenomena as typos, puns, anagrams, and nonsense. Silliman, in particular, turned his attention to the sentence as a potential unit of meaning, as opposed to the forward-driven line. He thus started writing poems, like Tjanting , which were made up by collections...

... for the formation of a new literature. Although the third title Shklovsky gives his book in the dedication, The Third H´elo¨ıse, which in Russian is an anagram for Elsa Triolet’s name, alludes to both the medieval correspondence between Pierre Abe´lard and He´lo¨ıse d’Argenteuil and the eighteenth-century novel...

... of the world, one that does not gravitate towards a center: a kind of reverse perspective, one that is, therefore, integral and real. (Quoted in Misler 2002: 50)26 5. The Struggle with Illusion 5.1. Destroying the Fourth Wall As Pavel Florensky and Erwin Panofsky, sounding like an anagram...