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NOTE:  Theatre is now -[LITERATURE; theatre]- , and danse is now performance -[ART (A/H)]- )
       Music is still -[MUSIC]- , and history is still -[HISTORY]- 
                             (and of course now her story, their story, neh story, ....)


See also:  [SciFi] (sf)


From the MAC map:  -[way]- (my blank rendering of the tau)


NOTE: See [Lit Types]  -[Stories]-

See also:  [Literature MAIN page]

          -[Literature INDEX (file-jumps)]-

See also:  [^^TERMS index (index of indexes)
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           [SF Literature] (& as)

           [Pizo's Guide to a better vocabulary] (use only as directed)

           [^Art History]
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LITERATURE INDEX
                     [Literary Terms]
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                     [Music Index]
                     [Text Index (selected papers)]
                     [TIME LINE]

KEY TO NOTATION

    p.12, P.12, etc refer to PAGES

    P1, P2, etc refer to PARAGRAPH numbers of original text quoted, 
    or reference there-to.

    [link] indicates a link that is on a separte web page. NB: In almost all
              cases where the NAME or WORK is in-line in the text, these are
    ommited.  Thus: ... and the Mexican mural painters (Diego Rivera, 
    Jose Orozco, and Siquerios), as well as....
    The text-pages refered to by the NAMES are on separate pages.

    {link} the link is on the same page as the text where they are referenced.
               The notation used freely is:    Also on this page: {link}
                                                                                                   {link}

     abreviations, literatary terms, etc can be found on [Literary Terms].

     Enjoy!  -- Pizo.
     

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Absurd Films
Absurd Lit (and theatre, etc)
The Adjective (part of speech)
The Adverb (part of speech)
The Americana Encyclopedia
And the Rest (parts of speech)
Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875) author
Antigone
AntiStrophe
Apollo
Art History (art history)
The Article (part of speech)

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B

Bacchus (aka Dionysis)
 -[Jorge Luis BORGES]-
Dion Boucicault (socila dramatist)



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Chico: THe Marx Brothers
Choragos
Chorus


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Debate 
Delphi (oracle)
Deus ex Machina


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"Eisnenstein (filmist)
 
epub format


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F

Falacies
  See also:  [Falacies (in Rhetoric)]
-[Feminism]- (all files are in A/H only)
Film INDEX
Future Tense (time sense in verbs)


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Elena Garro
Gerund (verb form)
Gerundive (verb form)
God out of the box (Deus ex Machina)
Gods:
   [Egyptian Gods]    
   [Greek Gods]            
   [Norse Gods]            
Grammar (literary term)
Grammar (philosophy term)
Greek Gods  
Groucho: THe Marx Brothers          

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Harpo: THe Marx Brothers
Harry Potter
    -[From book to theatre via film Case Study: Harry Potter - First year at Hogwarts.
    -[Rowling, J.K.]- 

Hunter S. Thompson


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ICA Show: Social Stategies by Women Artists (1980.11.13; Art History)
The Indirect Object (part of speech)
Infinitive (verb form)
Iokaste
Ismene


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J

Alfred Jarry (theatre ref)


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Kadmos 
Kreon 


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Language (philosophical concept, etc)
Logic (maths concept; see: Debate)
Logic (philo concept; see debate (literary concept)


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The Oberiu Manifesto
THe Marx Brothers
The Matrix (sf film)
meaning (philosophical concept)
Herman Melville (1819-1891) (Writer)
Gustav Meyrik (1868-1932) (Writer/absurdist) 
Toni Morrison (writer, playwrite, feminist) - in A/H
Louis Malle DIR: "Lacombe, Lucien" (film)
The Mysterious Stranger (short story by Mark Twain)



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Ntosake Shange
Nike]  Nike (Greek: "victory/victorious") (Athena/Athene)
Normalcy (normality)
   Normalcy in SciFi (sf-lit)
Norse Gods 


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The Oberiu Manifesto

The Object (of a sentence) (part of speech)
Oedipus
oracles
   Delphi


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Pallas]  (Athena/Athene)
Parodos
Particple (verb form; ending in "ing" -- sometimes)
Dorothy Parker (aka, Dorthy Parker)
Past Tense (time sense in verbs)
Phoibos (Apollo)
Plu-Perfect Tense (time sense in verbs)
Poetics
Harry Potter]-
    -[From book to theatre via film Case Study: Harry Potter - First year at Hogwarts.
    -[Rowling, J.K.]- 
The Prepositional Phrase (part of speech)
Prestn Tense (time sense in verbs)
Primitive Story (by Tzvetan Todorov)


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Jacopo Della Quercia (c.1375-1438 (sculptor)


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Ready-mades (Duchamp, dada, etc) (art history)
Rhetoric (argument, good writing, etc)
The Riddle of the Sphinx
  
Rowling, J.K.]-  (author of "Harry Potter")
    -[From book to theatre via film Case Study: Harry Potter - First year at Hogwarts.


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Ntosake Shange
sic (Latin: "thus,"O\)
Simplicissimus via: Gustav Meyrik (influential German gazette)
Semiotics of Film
Skepticism
Sophocles (theatre)
The Sphinx (in literature and mythology)
   Sphinx (in art history)
The SPLIT INFINITIVE (odious grammUtillogical mysteak)
Story Lab (well, what i put togetehr for it anyway)
SurRealism & The Marvelous, etc
The Mysterious Stranger (short story by Mark Twain)
Strophe (Greek theatre term - lit entry)


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way (my blank rendering of the tau)


Verb Tenses (past, present, future, ... plu-perfect)
TEXT - mfa art object and beyond: The Literature Connexion
the-the (container of the thing contained, etc)
Hunter S. Thompson
Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862) (On Civil Disbedience; On Walden Pond)
THe Three+ Stooges The Three Stooges & Associates
Tzvetan Todorov (essay on Primitive Story)
Translation (literature entry) 
Mark Twain "The Lincoln of American Literature" - Carl Sandburg


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The Verb (part of speech)
Verb Forms (part of speech; welcome to the matrix!)
Verb Tenses (past, present, future, ... plu-perfect)
Jules Verne (sf writer, futurist)
Pizo's guide a better vccabulary (may not work on all planets)


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way (my blank rendering of the tau)

Weber and Fields (song and dance men)
Max Weber (1881-1961) (painter/printmaker/sculptor)
Max Weber (1864-1920) (political economist)
H.G. Wells (sf writer, futurist)


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Zepo: THe Marx Brothers
Emile Zola (author/performed text?)