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| ====== Overview ====== | ====== Overview ====== | ||
| This transcription and recording is performed by Jerome Rothenberg. It is traditional Seneca poetry. | This transcription and recording is performed by Jerome Rothenberg. It is traditional Seneca poetry. | ||
| ====== Commentary ====== | ====== Commentary ====== | ||
| - | Seneca works in sets of short songs and similar to minimal poetry, here Rothenberg makes the words of the oral set up the translation. Rothenberg has used several devices to make this visible on page: | + | Seneca works in sets of short songs and is similar to minimal/ |
| - | 1. type size | + | |
| - | 2. type style | + | As with concrete poetry, we have a piece of visual art made with words and a substantial amount of the oral (original) poem's effect is in the movement from oral to visual structure. Using this abstract form, Rothenberg |
| - | 3. type orientation | + | " |
| - | 4. spacing of letters | + | |
| - | 5. line breaks | + | |
| - | As with concrete poetry, we have a piece of visual art made with words. Rothenberg | + | |
| ====== Bibliography ====== | ====== Bibliography ====== | ||
| + | Garcia, Edgar. // | ||
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