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- Derived from Greek gods Apollo and Dionysus
- Used by Nietzsche in terms of drama in THE BIRTH OF TRAGEDY
- When the urge for order and the urge for disorder clash, dramatic conflict ensues |
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- Poetry from the 1950s, esp. San Francisco
- Some famous beat poets: Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, Lawrence Ferlinghetti,
- marked by anti-establishmentarian attitudes and idiosyncratic/slangy language |
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| - A list in a poem or in prose |
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- Table and chairs for stairs
- Trouble and strife for wife |
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- Anti-everything, nihilist (no objective meaning in anything), free, anti-tradition, collage, and unrelated randomness
- Movement in Zurich, originated around 1916 by Tristan Tzara, Hans Arp, and more |
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- God from a machine
- An unexpected, intervening force resolves everything |
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| - Repetition after an intervening phrase |
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