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Linguistic ArchitectureThe Spanish poet, Octavia Paz writes, “Poetry is made out of the very substance of history and society — language.” If this is true then when we give language form, we also formalize history and society. In other words, reality is linguistic architecture.
Note from the editor
The Spanish poet, Octavia Paz writes, “Poetry is made out of the very substance of history and society — language.” If this is true then when we give language form, we also formalize history and society. In other words, reality is linguistic architecture.
Editors
James Belflower
Prof. @SienaCollege | Multimedia Poet, Artist, & Critic | Author of HIST (@CalamariArchive 2022); CANYONS (Flimb); THE POSTURE OF CONTOUR @SpringgunPress
Writers
Sarah Vilardo
I'm a junior Business Major at Siena Collège, with a minor in english. I like to play sports, ski and go to the beach in my free time as well as read.
Jack Walters
Hi, I’m Jack! I am a senior English Education major at Siena college! I would love for you to look around my profile to see some of my work and readings! :)
Kenzie Rodriguez
I'm Kenzie. My pronouns are They/Them and I am a Junior English Education major at Siena College.
