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Experimental poetry in Central Europe is largely shaped by its theoretical influences. On the one hand, aspects of literary and cultural history must be taken into account in its analysis. On the other hand, experimental poetry is particularly open to philosophical reflection, with a focus on linguistic-critical perspectives, also from a political point of view. In addition, innovative theories continue to provide an impetus for experiments that are situated in the liminal space between language, culture and technology. The theoretical reflection of experimental poetry is reflected in the numerous objectives that are not only conveyed in the form of theoretical treatises, but are also inscribed in essays and poems that are particularly specific to the Central European region. This volume offers an overview of theory and literary practice in order to define the field of experimental writing more precisely, and is a sequel to ""Experimentelle Poesie in Mitteleuropa. Texte - Kontexte - Material - Raum"", published in 2016.

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