Nineteenth Century Contexts· 2016Q2
Forms: Whole, Rhythm, Hierarchy, Network
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This book proposes an "invigorating inversion" of formalism, arguing that formalist analysis, rather than being a fixed or static concept, is dynamic and can be understood through four interconnected modes: whole, rhythm, hierarchy, and network.
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