Taste For Chaos: The Art Of Literary Improvisation

By Randy Fertel | Category: Literature and Fiction books | DMCA

Western civilization has always driven toward mastering the world through reason, will, craft, and scientific objectivity. Yet beneath this current swirls a riptide that suggests we can know more of the world through non-rational means - through spontaneity, intuition, and creativity. In A Taste For Chaos, literary scholar Randy Fertel explores this undercurrent of spontaneity in literature and id...

File Size: 4054 KB
Print Length: 505 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 1935528688
Publisher: Spring Journal Books (May 15, 2015)
Publication Date: May 15, 2015
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00Y35QPWU
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This book is genius. Seriously. It's about how literature and improvisation go hand in hand. Or that's one thing that it's about. As a writer myself, this book is inspirational, and as an academic, it's instructive. Look at the chapter subtitled "H...

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