THEORY

As Gaza endures its darkest chapter—where children die from starvation while the world debates politics—the voices of Palestinian writers and poets carry an unbearable weight.

The genealogy of spoken word poetry presents a complex theoretical framework that challenges traditional literary hierarchies while simultaneously re-inscribing power dynamics through performance.

Introduction: Deterritorializing the Image-Text Relation Film poetry constitutes what Deleuze and Guattari might recognize as a “minor literature” within cinema—a practice that deterritorializes dominant forms from within, operating through continuous variation rather than fixed structures. In the space between conventional poetry and traditional cinema, film poetry creates what these theorists termed “lines of flight”—trajectories that […]

At the closing of the Salon, one of my friends, an amateur connoisseur of beautiful things, came to me quite desolate. He had been ill and had taken a journey away from Paris. Now he returned too late for the Exhibition and so he lamented not having been able to see these multitudes of marbles […]