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Ecriture feminine
Female writing, flowing lines, no interpunction.
Tiresias
Prophet of Apollo, transformed into a woman, blind.
Dialectic
Argumentative

Analytical cubism
Braque and Picasso. Parts that shouldn’t be visible from one perspective. Analysis of the object, breaking things down. Process of building complex idea of item. Image of how artist’s perception of object has been built up. Complex in space. Gertrude Stein in literature.

Italian futurism
Not understood in history, because people didn’t grow up with moving pictures. Multiple shots overlayed. Image from different points in time. Complex in time. Mina Loy in literature.

British vorticism
No blurriness, energy. Static objects. Spatial energy - two clashing vanishing points. False perspectives. H.D. in literature.

Expressionist
Pointing a certain way forward, freeze-frame. Predecessor of cubism and imagism.

Impressionist
Fleeting experience of light, passing of time, series of snapshots. Predecessor of futurism.
Absolutism
Time contained within a pattern.
Emperialism
Dried, static categorising.
Gertrude Stein
Radical empirialism, William James, flow of time. Cubic still life. Literary portraits of objects.
Mina Loy
Identifies as futurist. Futurism started witha car crash. Rejects inherent fascism of futurism. Disentangling herself. Songs to Joannes - breakup poem between her and futurism.
Hilda Doolittle (H.D.)
Imagism - inception for English modernism. Given title by ex Ezra Pound, uncomfortable with it. Restricting her writing through expectations. Not a vorticist, but wrote a vorticist poem.
Imagism/vorticism
Direct treatment of the ‘thing’. Use no word that doesn’t contribute to presentation. Rhythm: sequence of musical phrase, not metonome. Short and sweet. Concentrated, vivid image. Most don’t manage this, are too long.
Super-position
One idea set on top of another.