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Technical Manifesto of Futurist Literature

Technical Manifesto of Futurist Literature

The Technical Manifesto of Futurist Literature is now one hundred years old. Is it still futuristic?

Author: Dylan Kinnett

Posted: May 11, 2012 | Revised: October 04, 2022

Dylan Kinnett is a writer, performer, web developer, and museum professional. His creative work blends literary practice with new media, hypertext, and theater. Recent publications include his books Portraits and Landscapes, Litanies and Reiterations, with plays anthologized in American Theatre in the Twenty-First Century.

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It matters little if the deformed word becomes ambiguous. It will marry itself to the onomatopoetic harmonies, or the noise-summaries, and will permit us soon to reach the onomatopoetic psychic harmony, the sonorous but abstract expression of an emotion or a pure thought. It matters little if the deformed word becomes ambiguous. It will marry itself to the onomatopoetic harmonies, or the noise-summaries, and will permit us soon to reach the onomatopoetic psychic harmony, the sonorous but abstract expression of an emotion or a pure thought. #futurism

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