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Joseph Mulliganjoe81mulligan@hotmail.com The figuration of an image is an act that is prior to language, and so, it is this priority that gives rise to the primarily translatory nature of poetics. The figuration, akin to the customs inspector, is a mediator between the foreign and native, between the unknown and known. See more work at Albany Poets |
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