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That sounds like what happens with poets and collected culture now--a poet looking to create a poem searches their memory for experience, chooses a form, and af
by nswanberg 14y ago
That sounds like what happens with poets and collected culture now--a poet looking to create a poem searches their memory for experience, chooses a form, and after some revisions produces a work. That work is then shopped around, sometimes in formal ways like a publisher, or informal through friends, and through time civilization filters and canonized certain poems, forever adding to, updating, and removing works from the list.
It seems possible, though certainly not easy, to mechanize some or all of that.
- unimpressive 14y agoExactly, poetry has enough structure that unlike regular English prose, it seem plausible that you could get meaningful output from a computer program. Then again, meaningful output isn't exactly necessary.[0] [0]: http://www.ubu.com/historical/racter/index.html http://www.ubu.com/historical/racter/index.html