Showing posts with label deconstruction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label deconstruction. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 7, 2016

The Book of Dark Importance is being published

BOOK DESCRIPTION

A Chaotic Novella in Verse


This is a careful compilation of various poems and poem-fragments from Nathan Coppedge’s dark romantic period (2000 - 2004) according to a complex system of meaning. The contents of the book portray Coppedge’s visionary poetry from as coherent an angle as possible----an astounding feat considering the disjointed quality of modern poetry. The nine sections of the book are: Lemmas of Truth, Tractatus of Self, The Reckoning, A Deconstructed Story, Importunity, The Realistic Truth, The Lover’s Song, Agendo, and Wisdom. Readers will be pleased to find many fragments included that were not yet widely available in print form, except in rare editions.

To buy a copy or e-book, visit:

https://www.amazon.com/Book-Dark-Importance-Chaotic-Novella/dp/1537525018/



Saturday, January 31, 2015

New Page Summarizing Critical Sources of Dimensionism

This page accommodates quotes by intellectuals on the subject of dimensionism, a movement begun in Hungary around 1935, and which has received a number of recent encyclopedia volumes by myself. It may be seen as including subjects as vast and broad as the art of M.C. Escher, aspects of the work of Jean Baudrillard, Hyper-Cubist artwork, and Nathan Coppedge's writings about objective knowledge. Until recently, dimensionism has been fairly obscure. Even now, the majority of searches related to dimensionism appear to relate to theories of specific dimensions, such as the second dimension and third dimension. These 'movements' alienate the broad category of the central subject, risking that dimensional knowledge be overtaken by theories of deconstructive mathematics. Specialization has a good purpose in that it heightens awareness of the specific perspectives of each dimension, but has the shortcoming that it overclouds general theories, including coherent dimensions:

Here is the page I was referring to, including quotes about dimensionism:
http://www.impossiblemachine.com/dimensionism