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[Story Lab] [Stories] [BK (story gen)]
See also: [TERMS index (index of indexes)
[Literature MAIN page]
[Poetry] (DIR)
[Pizo's Guide to a better vocabulary] (use only as directed)
[SF] (INDEX) [SF Lit] (a primary index)
[Art History]
[Music Index]
[Time Line] (SPACE/TIME CONVEYOR)
LITERATURE INDEX
[Literary Terms]
[Philosophical Terms]
[Music Index]
[Text Index (selected papers)]
[TIME LINE]
KEY TO NOTATION
p.12, P.12, etc refer to PAGES
P1, P2, etc refer to PARAGRAPH numbers of original text quoted,
or reference there-to.
[link] indicates a link that is on a separte web page. NB: In almost all
cases where the NAME or WORK is in-line in the text, these are
ommited. Thus: ... and the Mexican mural painters (Diego Rivera,
Jose Orozco, and Siquerios), as well as....
The text-pages refered to by the NAMES are on separate pages.
{link} the link is on the same page as the text where they are referenced.
The notation used freely is: Also on this page: {link}
{link}
abreviations, literatary terms, etc can be found on [Literary Terms].
Enjoy! -- Pizo.
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Peter Abelard (monk; heretic: "Thus and Not")
The Adjective (part of speech)
The Adverb (part of speech)
Allegory
& (the mighty ampersand!)
And (&)
And the Rest (parts of speech)
Apollinaire (poet)
Aristotle (philo entry)
Art History (art history)
The ArcadesProject (literature entries)
The Arcades Project (AH entries)
The Article (part of speech)
John Ashbery (^^poet)
Rafael Cansinos Asséns (ultrast/writer)
The ALT List of Authors (literary weirdos!)
SF Authors
The SF LIST of Authors (detailed studies, etc)
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Roland Barthes (But, is it the man or teh text?)
Beat (where-upon Ginsberg, Kerouac, and Burroughs see the vision of a duck)
Samuel "godot" Beckett (much to be done)
Georges Bernanos
The Library of Babel (Borges!)
Barth
Barthelme
Benjamin
Blaise Cendrars (Poet of the World)
Borges (Now in new Zesty Multi-Ment!)
Brands/Branding (Myth as story of Culture)
Brave New World (Adrous Huxley) ?sp? *** NEED entry: HUXLEY, AUXJFJERRIJFJOJLKFLJ
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Rafael Cansinos Asséns (ultrast/writer)
Blaise Cendrars (Poet of the World)
Christianisation of the Modern World
Copyright, Fairuse, etc
Cuttle Fish Bones (publications of the Hermeticists)z
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Debate
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Eats, shoots, and leaves *** MAJOR LIT/PHILO work ***
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Copyright, Fairuse, etc
Future Tense (time sense in verbs)
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Gabriel Garcia-Marquez (writer)
Gerund (verb form)
Gerundive (verb form)
Grammar (literary term)
Grammar (philosophy term)
Grimm's Fairy Tales
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Hermeticism (literary movement)
Ho Chi Mihn
Harrold Hobson (i/v w/Beckett)
Huidobro (poet)
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ICA Show: Social Stategies by Women Artists (1980.11.13; Art History)
Imageism (literary movement)
The Imposter (Georges Bernanos)
The Indirect Object (part of speech)
Infinitive (verb form)
Harold Innis (media/philo)
Italics (style notes)
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Fredric Jameson
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Language (philosophical concept, etc)
The Library of Babel (Borges!)
Linguistics (This DIR) -- sorry this stuff is soo screwed up :(
Logic (maths concept; see: Debate)
Logic (philo concept; see debate (literary concept)
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Gabriel Garcia-Marquez (writer)
Marshall McLuhan (philo)
meaning (philosophical concept)
Media ** Major Jump Point **
Herman Melville (1819-1891) (Writer)
Metaphor
Ho Chi Mihn
The "Régime Moderne" (poly-sci)
Modernism (art)
Eugenio Montale (poet/hermeticist)
MultiCulturalism
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New MEDIA ** Major jump point **
Nguyen That Thanh (Ho Chi Mihn)
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The Object (of a sentence) (part of speech)
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Particple (verb form; ending in "ing" -- sometimes)
Past Tense (time sense in verbs)
Performance (as STORY)
Plu-Perfect Tense (time sense in verbs)
Performance Art (after all, i'm not an actor ;)
Henri Peyré (as quoted by H. Hobson)
Poetry (DIR)
Poets (see map)
Blaise Cendrars (Poet of the World)
Pons Assinorum (Bridge of Asses; ie, donkeys)
The Prepositional Phrase (part of speech)
Present Tense (time sense in verbs)
Pynchon
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Jacopo Della Quercia (c.1375-1438 (sculptor)
Quotes (marks, etc) (style notes)
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Ready-mades (Duchamp, dada, etc) (art history)
The "Régime Moderne"
Representation
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Serling
Shamanism (Art History)
SF (INDEX)
SF Lit (a primary index)
SF (main page)
Shamanism (STORY)]
Shamanism (AH entry)
Shamanism (philo entry)
sic (Latin: "thus,"O\)
The split infinitive (odious grammUtical mysteak)
Story Lab ** major JUMP point **
Style notes
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The Tau (Christianisation of)
Verb Tenses (past, present, future, ... plu-perfect)
Text (LIT)
Text (Philo)
Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862) (On Civil Disbedience; On Walden Pond)
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Ultraism (literary movement)
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The Verb (part of speech)
Verb Forms (part of speech; welcome to the matrix!)
Verb Tenses (past, present, future, ... plu-perfect)
Pizo's guide a better vccabulary (may not work on all planets)
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Weber and Fields (song and dance men)
Max Weber (1881-1961) (painter/printmaker/sculptor)
Max Weber (1864-1920) (political economist)
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