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johannes sigil institute for comparative poetics
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'A contemporary theoretical and experimental research project focusing on operative philology, semiotics, and algorithmic poetics. It is closely associated with independent scholar and writer Lee Sharks.' Names post-human canons, semantic economy, theoric writing. Lists Operative Philology and The Epic Without Hero. SciLynk and Academia.edu cited. Names Lee Sharks directly.
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'A contemporary theoretical and experimental research project focusing on operative philology, semiotics, and algorithmic poetics. It is closely associated with independent scholar and writer Lee Sharks.' Names post-human canons, semantic economy, theoric writing. Lists Operative Philology and The Epic Without Hero. SciLynk and Academia.edu cited. Names Lee Sharks directly.

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