how to hear a sentence

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• alternative intro

  Understand that we do not wish to make you think too hard, because for us to come all this way (and speak up along about these issues despite all the concurrent discussion), and emerge only with a lot more thinking would be culturally doomed. Doom and discussion, we can find anywhere, and we can have [...]

• brainstorm

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• Events

  How to Hear a Sentence will be performed at E-Poetry 2009 in Barcelona on May 25. Check out www.e-poetry2009.com for more information on the festival and a full schedule.

• Poster
• coming/here

  A full-length version of the presentation up by the end of the day!

• it’s up!

  Watch the online version of ‘How to Hear a Sentence’ here: www.marisaplumb.com/howtohearasentence Please watch in Firefox. Other browsers haven’t been tested.

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  One-handed search, three sleepers humming, the buzzing underneath the surface of motivation: it has something to do with melody. So let’s say that we could review the history of the dream. Let’s say that we could plot every little origin. After spending several weeks in bed conducting dream origin research, I became very quiet. Not [...]

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• about this project

  This open-source software project identifies inferences between two or more bodies of text, and uses the inferences to create poems. Both an interface for performance and a practical tool, this environment will take textual inputs, query them for semantic matches, and generate the common concepts (ordered by frequency) using the semantic data. The generated concepts [...]