1. J.P. Murphy

    J.P. Murphy New Member

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    Literary Cubism

    Discussion in 'Genre Discussions' started by J.P. Murphy, Mar 2, 2013.

    Does anyone else here think that the artistic style of cubism could be translated into a piece of literature? It would add a sense of the ethereal and surreal. One could argue that cubism is already present in the modernist works of the early 20th century. What are everyone's views?
     
  2. Lemex

    Lemex That's Lord Lemex to you. Contributor

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    I would like to know if you could! Cubism seems too much for the visual arts.
     
  3. jwideman

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    I already know Dadaism does. My writing, for example.
     
  4. mammamaia

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    how do you see cubism translated into writing, jp?... give us an example, please...
     

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