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errancy

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Yet by focusing on the errancy of the generals' public criticism, Owens loses sight of Rumsfeld's missteps.
In addition to reviewing particular collections such as Materialism, The Errancy, Swarm, and Never; they explore such aspects as the moment of excess, iconoclasm, her big hunger, her place, gender and ethical subjectivity, her poems of adolescence, and the beginnings of a lexicon.
Even when going in for more dynamic acoustical assaults, as at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne last summer, Graeve's concerts are less the onslaughts of Masami Akita's Merzbow than the controlled errancy and breakdown produced on "cracked everyday electronics" by the Swiss duo Voice Crack (Norbert Moslang and Andy Guhl).
 
 
 
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