spatialismn.
/ˈspeɪʃəlɪz(ə)m/ 1. Philosophy. (See quot. 1935) rare.
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spatialism1935
1935 Mind 44 363 Pure Spatialism which asserts that matter has only spatial, temporal and causal properties.
2. The name of a movement in experimental French poetry led by Pierre Garnier.
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Lake poets1816
Lake school1816
Satanic school1821
Spasmodic School1832
imagism1912
Acmeism1913
Adamism1913
unanimism1931
ultraism1932
the Movement1954
Simultaneism1959
spatialism1964
1964 Times Lit. Suppl. 3 Sept. 827/2 Les Lettres..is Pierre Garnier's organ for a new ‘spatialist’ conception of poetry... No. 29 (janvier 1963) contains a preliminary manifesto for Spatialism.
1971 J. Sharkey Mindplay 12 Les Lettres..in 1963..tried to bring together all of these [modern poetry movements] under a new term—Spatialism—which would include concepts of time, structure and energy.
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