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Meanings of poetics in English
Usage of poetics in English
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The album captured such revelry, complete with slurred vocals and drunken poetics.
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Politics and poetics were in a state of constant interplay in Dorn's work.
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Immersive space pioneer Char Davies will speak on the poetics of virtual reality.
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Alterity is fundamental to SF: it is a poetics of otherness and diversity.
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Tut, tut, Mary; what do you know about the higher poetics?
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The recent Poem for Ireland project offered a partial snapshot of an Irish poetics.
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But the voluminous literature of poetics is well-nigh all special.
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In short, all the makers of rhetorics, poetics, and æsthetics, appear to me idiots.
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Dropping sonic bombs full of tech shrieks and beats, repurposed cultural markers, mashed poetics.
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All three of them were straining to follow the dream-poetics that was the Weaver tongue.
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About how our poetics are irresistibly shaped by the politics of the places we come from.
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But so much for the poetics, Chen said.
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His philosophy covers physics, cosmology, zoölogy, logic, metaphysics, ethics, psychology, politics and economics, rhetoric and poetics.
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She has a PhD in avant-garde poetics and has just published her second poetry collection Listening In.
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Swirls of image and lyrics, vectors of vivid and deft poetics layered across the kaleidoscop(...)
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Such is the balance between hope and despair, a potent poetics, in Tatiana Huezo Sanchez's first feature-length documentary.
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Translations for poetics
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Catalan
Poetics through the time