E·ratio publishes poetry in the postmodern idioms with an emphasis on the intransitive. By “idioms” (plural) is meant a tolerance for variations. By “postmodern” the absence of a hyphen.
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The idea of the “intransitive” comes by way of the French literary critic and semiotician Roland Barthes who (in his essay, “Ecrivains et écrivants”) made the distinction between “transitive” writing and “intransitive” writing, which is to say writing that is a means to an extra-linguistic end as di...
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