artaud

> Artaud, however I haven't read Artaud directly, but I just wanted to mention that while D&G take the imagery of the BwO from Artaud, it's pretty much just those words: they fully develop in into its own concept (as well as the very-nearly-identical 'plane of immanence') over a few books, so it's much more Lacan (though Anti-Oedipus is a polemic against psychoanalysis, sooo) than scatologic poetry.

Artaud, however, is very straightforward, a kid would understand: it is mostly naked scatologic poetry.

Hey, at least the article mentions Artaud.

But it worked well for writers in the past, from Baudelaire and Artaud, to Hemingway (who did wrote drunk), Lowry, Thompson, Miller, Bukowski, Burroughs, and tons of others...

Artaud, however, is very straightforward, a kid would understand: it is mostly naked scatologic poetry.

Hey, at least the article mentions Artaud.

But it worked well for writers in the past, from Baudelaire and Artaud, to Hemingway (who did wrote drunk), Lowry, Thompson, Miller, Bukowski, Burroughs, and tons of others...