num_pages: 132
description: Armand keeps it to the skin, 'obstinately full of holes,' which answers back to the question of whether things suddenly become simple. They don't. --Daniel M. Nester, La Petite Zine precise language succinctly expressing sophisticated ideas--one can tell he enjoys the act of creating, not just the finished product of the poem. --Edward Taylor, The Plaza cool ... postmodern --Kevin Hart, The Sydney Morning Herald scrapes away at language to form strange, new forms --David McCooey, The Age armand is the international conduit for much of the dialogue that’s developing today. he is an internationalist, an innovator … he’s genre busting &amp; on an “open” passport --John Kinsella, The Sydney Morning Herald Louis Armand is director of the InterCultural Studies programme in the Philosophy Faculty of Charles University, Prague. His books include Essays on Criticism &amp; Culture; James Joyce, Hypertext &amp; Technology; and Incendiary Discourses of the Other.
language: English
title: Strange Attractors
titlecomplete: Strange Attractors
ratings_count: 5
publisher: Salt Pub