Symbols of feelings and extraction of knowledge: A critical and practical exploration of the process of extraverted poetrymaking
Symbols of feelings and extraction of knowledge: A critical and practical exploration of the process of extraverted poetrymaking
Poets are often seen as sentimentalists who idealise reality with their romanticised perception and imagination (Caudwell, 1977: 144). However, I would argue that in the moments of poetic inspiration poets hold a neutral non-biased state of mind where they perceive an authentic and faithful aspect of reality. I will review the poets’ non-biased state, and the resulting poetic observation that document life, not idealise it, and which opens up channels of creativity.
Dekel, Gil
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8 November 2020
Dekel, Gil
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Dekel, Gil
(2020)
Symbols of feelings and extraction of knowledge: A critical and practical exploration of the process of extraverted poetrymaking.
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Poets are often seen as sentimentalists who idealise reality with their romanticised perception and imagination (Caudwell, 1977: 144). However, I would argue that in the moments of poetic inspiration poets hold a neutral non-biased state of mind where they perceive an authentic and faithful aspect of reality. I will review the poets’ non-biased state, and the resulting poetic observation that document life, not idealise it, and which opens up channels of creativity.
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