Cultural Graphology by Juliet Fleming;

Author:Juliet Fleming; [Fleming, Juliet]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9780226390567
Publisher: University of Chicago Press
Published: 2016-08-08T00:00:00+00:00

But who is inhibited—those who can’t read because they see in the script the engaging figures of their own psychic histories, or those like me and you, who think they just want to read? Centuries before modernist poets and painters sought to free themselves from the “tyranny” of semantic meaning, printers’ flowers were quietly effecting the same revolution, transforming the printed page into a site for the release of our fantasies and for the enjoyment of our own projective behaviors, and reminding us that the gathering of semantic meaning is only one of several cognitive responses to writing—and one that cannot distinguish for itself the demarcations between psychic, somatic, and external stimuli, or the difference between what is present to consciousness and what is re-marked, within it, as a sign.

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