Scapholene – författare

This book is the result of artistic experimentation blending logic, phonetics, SQL programming (Structured Query Language), and free verse poetry. At the intersection of language, technology, and art, it explores an almost cyberpunk approach, where the use of databases reshapes literary creation. The process of lexical and phonetic research, enabled through databases, softens and transforms into sound mirrors expressed through poetry. Crafting a phonetic palindrome is a challenging endeavor, but the artist's creative possibilities are expanded through the use of technology. While not perfect, the outcome achieves a sonic harmony with a musicality unique to this practice. The contents of this work include:A presentation of the theoretical aspects supporting this exploration;The method for constructing phonetic palindromes;Concise writing suggestions;Techniques for validating phonetic palindromes;Sample SQL queries for building tables and conducting lexical and phonetic searches;Examples of poems written in phonetic palindromes;A collection of additional miscellaneous phonetic palindromes;An appendix on the fundamentals of the International Phonetic Alphabet;An appendix on phonemically symmetrical words. WARNING: THIS POETRY CONTAINS LOGICAL ERRORS

Originally written in Japanese, following the method outlined in "e;Opus 10s Aurores net Syr Poe — Phonetic palindromes"e;, the poems are composed as mirror verses or exist entirely as mirror poems. This volume also includes French-language poems translated from "e;Quitté optimal ou la mite poetique — Les palindromes phonétiques"e;. Naturally, phonological palindromes cannot be preserved through translation. In fact, the act of translating tends to refine the poetic structure itself.  Includes the sections "e;Glitch Journal"e; and "e;Medullary Archetypes,"e; which are not present in the Japanese version, but included in 臆見を根っこ — 音声回文. This poetry—or metalinguistic, alchemico-verbal strategy steeped in cryptopoetic symbolism—will no doubt split half your brain in two. This alchemico-verbal strategy steeped in cryptopoetic will no doubt split half your brain in two.

This book combines names of cities with Indigenous origins and phonemes compatible with Japanese to create a system of phonetic matrices inspired by the Japanese langage After a brief explanation of the method, each section presents:– a table of calculated phonetic arrangement possibilities – a table of correspondences between phonemes and Japanese ideograms – a unique phonetic matrix – an original poem in French, or translated into English or Japanese depending on the book version Born from these structures, the poems explore the blurred zones between language, lucid dreaming, and symbolic ritual. Across 65 cases, the reader traverses a universe where calculation becomes chant, and phonetics a vision