The Forbidden Art Of Text Generation
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The Forbidden Art of Text Generation
Author: Pasquale De Marco
language: en
Publisher: Pasquale De Marco
Release Date: 2025-05-04
Embark on an extraordinary journey into the world of text generation with The Forbidden Art of Text Generation, the ultimate guide to unlocking the power of this transformative technology. Within these pages, you'll discover the fundamentals of text generation, from the inner workings of language models to the art of crafting captivating narratives. You'll learn how to generate informative content, translate languages effortlessly, and enhance your writing with style and tone. But The Forbidden Art of Text Generation is not just a theoretical exploration. It's a practical guide that empowers you to harness the power of text generation for your own creative and professional endeavors. Whether you're a writer, a marketer, a translator, or simply someone who wants to explore the boundaries of language, this book has something to offer. With real-world examples, hands-on exercises, and expert insights, The Forbidden Art of Text Generation takes you on a step-by-step journey to master the art of text generation. You'll learn how to: * Craft compelling stories that captivate your audience * Generate engaging dialogue that brings your characters to life * Produce high-quality articles, blog posts, and other informative content * Translate languages accurately and contextually * Control the tone and style of your generated text The Forbidden Art of Text Generation also delves into the ethical implications of text generation and discusses the exciting possibilities that lie ahead. As you progress through this book, you'll gain a deep understanding of the technology and its potential impact on the future of language and creativity. Unlock the power of words with The Forbidden Art of Text Generation and embark on a journey that will forever change the way you think about language and creativity. If you like this book, write a review on google books!
Forbidden Fictions
‘Phillips discusses texts by Apollinaire, Pierre Loüys, Georges Bataille, Pauline Réage, Alain Robbe-Grillet, Tony Duvert, Elizabeth Barillé and Marie Darrieussecq, engaging in different levels of critical analysis so as to emphasize intertextual and parodic elements in one case, or points of possible identification in another.’ TLS French culture has long been perceived by the English-speaking reader as somehow more ‘erotic’ than its Anglo-Saxon equivalent. Forbidden Fictions is the first English-language study devoted exclusively to the wide spectrum of French literary pornography in the twentieth century. John Phillips provides a broad history of the genre and the associated moral and political issues. Among the texts examined in detail – all selected for their literary or sociopolitical importance – are landmark works by Apollinaire, Louÿs, Bataille, Réage, Robbe-Grillet, Arsan, and Duvert. Phillips challenges current politically correct trends in literary criticism and stereotyped censoring discourses about pornography to provide a new reading of each text and to illustrate the genre’s potential for social subversion. Forbidden Fictions addresses the most controversial issues of contemporary sexual politics, such as objectification, sadomasochism, homoeroticism and paedophilia, with particular emphasis on the feminist debate on pornography. In the light of current controversy over the control of pornography, this is a timely and scholarly review of the ethical, moral and social arguments surrounding the censorship of sexually explicit material.
Forbidden Art
Author: Art Center College of Design (Pasadena, Calif.)
language: en
Publisher: Distributed Art Publishers (DAP)
Release Date: 1998
"From the horiffic purges of the Stalin era to the time before glasnost, when failure to conform could result in imprisonment or loss of employment, Soviet artists have had to struggle at great risk to maintain aesthetic and intellectual freedom. The sweeping cultural reforms presided over by Gorbachev brought an end to decades of censorship, and new intellectual freedoms allowed scholars in and outside of Russia to begin to trace the outlines of a broad category of artistic production known today as nonconformist art. Forbidden Art is drawn from a highly focused private collection assempled by Yuri Traisman, a Russian émigré who has spent nearly thirty years gathering unofficial and émigré art by Russian artists. The range of artists, styles, and movements represented here offers an extraordinary point of departure for discussions of what may be called a second Russian avant-garde. While the works in the collection are largely figurative, abstraction, conceptualism, media critiques, and complex forms of realism are also revealed as vital pursuits. Soviet artists were able to develop avant-garde traditions and certains surprising parallels to leading practitioners of Western art despite official censorship" -- Book jacket.