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Literary theory

six defensive moves, such as clinamen and tessera, by which a strong poet misreads and swerves from a precursor to clear imaginative space.

In literary theory, revisionary ratios refers to six defensive moves, such as clinamen and tessera, by which a strong poet misreads and swerves from a precursor to clear imaginative space. This meaning comes from Bloom (1973) in The anxiety of influence: a theory of poetry.[1]

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  1. Bloom, H. (1973). The anxiety of influence: a theory of poetry. Resling. ISBN 9780195016130

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