Zaum poetry

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Zaum poetry is an experimental form of sound-based, transrational verse developed by Russian Futurist poets that emphasizes invented words and phonetic expression over conventional meaning.

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instanceOf avant-garde poetry
experimental literature
literary movement
poetic style
sound poetry
aimsTo break with traditional literary language
create a universal poetic language
express subconscious or pre-rational states
liberate words from fixed meanings
associatedWithGroup Cubo-Futurists NERFINISHED
Hylaea (Gileya) Futurist group NERFINISHED
developedByMovement Russian Futurist poets NERFINISHED
developedInContextOf Russian Futurism NERFINISHED
emergedInCentury 20th century
emergedInCountry Russia NERFINISHED
Russian Empire NERFINISHED
emergedInDecade 1910s
hasAlternativeName beyonsense
transrational poetry
zaum
hasEtymology Russian word "zaum" meaning "beyond the mind" or "transrational"
hasKeyCharacteristic anti-bourgeois stance
association with radical artistic politics
disruption of conventional syntax
emphasis on sound over semantic meaning
exploration of pre-logical speech
focus on pure phonetic expression
musicality of language
non-referential language
performance orientation
phonetic experimentation
rejection of standard vocabulary
rejection of traditional poetic forms
transrational language
use of fragmented words
use of invented words
use of neologisms
use of onomatopoeia
visual experimentation in typography
hasNotableProponent Aleksei Kruchyonykh NERFINISHED
Benedikt Livshits NERFINISHED
Igor Terentiev NERFINISHED
Velimir Khlebnikov NERFINISHED
Vladimir Mayakovsky NERFINISHED
hasTheoreticalFormulationBy Aleksei Kruchyonykh NERFINISHED
Velimir Khlebnikov NERFINISHED
influenced Dada poetry
concrete poetry
experimental theater
later avant-garde poetics
performance art
sound poetry
influencedBy Italian Futurism NERFINISHED
symbolist experiments with language
relatedToConcept language of the future
linguistic experimentation
nonsense literature
phonetic symbolism
usedMedium experimental books and pamphlets
live performance
printed manifestos

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Russian avant-garde hasPart Zaum poetry