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* Ecstasy of Associative ThoughtEcstasy of Associative Thought

Time: 12:00 pm

Instructor: Nick Thran Dates: 3 Sundays May 13, 20, and 27 from 12PM to 4PM Location: Downtown Toronto location to be announced How might we engage in both a rigorous and creative discussion about the poetics of pleasure? How do we do so in a way that doesn’t drain the process itself of pleasure? What do we even mean by ‘pleasure’ in poetry? Isn’t your pleasure different from my pleasure? What on earth could this possibly have to do with a creative practice? Participants will to come to class with some lines or a stanza from a poem of someone’s that brings them pleasure. Then, over three weeks, they will take those lines on a micro-odyssey through different artistic mediums and other writings, as well as through some combination of personal experience, scientific experiment, philosophical speculation, psychoanalysis, etc. Every week you will creatively document and present your associations to the class.
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* Ecstasy of Associative ThoughtEcstasy of Associative Thought

Time: 12:00 pm

Instructor: Nick Thran Dates: 3 Sundays May 13, 20, and 27 from 12PM to 4PM Location: Downtown Toronto location to be announced How might we engage in both a rigorous and creative discussion about the poetics of pleasure? How do we do so in a way that doesn’t drain the process itself of pleasure? What do we even mean by ‘pleasure’ in poetry? Isn’t your pleasure different from my pleasure? What on earth could this possibly have to do with a creative practice? Participants will to come to class with some lines or a stanza from a poem of someone’s that brings them pleasure. Then, over three weeks, they will take those lines on a micro-odyssey through different artistic mediums and other writings, as well as through some combination of personal experience, scientific experiment, philosophical speculation, psychoanalysis, etc. Every week you will creatively document and present your associations to the class.
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* Ecstasy of Associative ThoughtEcstasy of Associative Thought

Time: 4:04 am

Instructor: Nick Thran Dates: 3 Sundays May 13, 20, and 27 from 12PM to 4PM Location: Downtown Toronto location to be announced How might we engage in both a rigorous and creative discussion about the poetics of pleasure? How do we do so in a way that doesn’t drain the process itself of pleasure? What do we even mean by ‘pleasure’ in poetry? Isn’t your pleasure different from my pleasure? What on earth could this possibly have to do with a creative practice? Participants will to come to class with some lines or a stanza from a poem of someone’s that brings them pleasure. Then, over three weeks, they will take those lines on a micro-odyssey through different artistic mediums and other writings, as well as through some combination of personal experience, scientific experiment, philosophical speculation, psychoanalysis, etc. Every week you will creatively document and present your associations to the class.
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