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Kurt Schwitters - It is not the word that is the...

It is not the word that is the original material of poetry, rather the letter.
Word is:
1. Composition of letters
2. Sounds
3. Description (meaning)
4. Vehicle for idea associations
Art is uninterpretable, unending; material must be unequivocal in a consistent formation. (Kurt Schwitters)

It is not the word that is the original material of poetry, rather the letter. Word is: 1. Composition of letters 2. Sounds 3. Description (meaning) 4. Vehicle for idea associations Art is uninterpretable, unending; material must be unequivocal in a consistent formation.

Kurt Schwitters

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