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Surprised that Concrete Poetry remains so obscure a subject, weary of persistently summarizing a trans-historic chaoid multiplicity with the phrase "poems made more to be seen than read", I assemble this collection of selections from the stacks of blessed interwebs ... an incomplete survey of fascinating and relevant contributions to a shared and evolving pan-linguistic modality: 'pataphysical games of ideolect exploring the repetition of simple procedures with common materials - all rules made to be broken, whence sufficiently stressed, revealing anomalous thresholds of exception and disruption. All writers interested invited to play... This plagiarist's assemblage visual history provided with no special claims to authority or completeness... a research work in perpetual progress...enjoy: |
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The following recording was molecularly reassembled from an October 21 2009 interview with Sean Cranbury for Books on the Radio:
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In 1966 Dick Higgins provided this highly informative mapping analytic for intermedian historians and bemused laypersons in generations to come. Note the proportion and positioning of Concrete Poetry:
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