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Literary Criticism and Indian Poetics

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This document is a student paper submitted to the Department of English at Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhaji Bhavnagar University. It discusses the topic of poems written by machines. It provides background on early machines like the 1845 Eureka poetry generator. It also profiles modern programmers who have developed algorithms to analyze large datasets like Twitter posts and generate poetic forms like sonnets based on patterns identified in the source material. Code samples are provided and the document concludes by generating a sample sonnet using an online poetry generator.

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Literary Criticism and Indian Poetics
Name :- Nirali Makvana Sem :- 2 ( 2019 - 20 ) Roll no. :- 15 Subject :- Literary Criticism and Indian Poetics Topic :- Poems written by Machines Submitted to :- Department of English, Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhaji Bhavnagar university Enrollment no. :- 2069108420200023
Poems Written by Machines Computer science is an art form of words and punctuation, thoughtfully placed and goal oriented.
A machine can do this but can it do that ? The that is often an achievement that strikes us as strongly connected to emotions that seems especially in human. Programming has it own sense of minimatalist aesthetics, born of the imparative to create software that doesn't take up much space and doesn't take long to executed
Brief introduction about founder of poetry Program Ranjit Bhatnagar He is an artist and Programmer. In 2012 he invented Pentametron, an art project that mines the Twittersphere for tweets in iambic pentameter. He built a program to count syllables and recognize meter. Then with a separate piece of code to identify rhythm, he started to assemble Sonnets
Marjan Ghazvininejad In 2015, Marjan Ghazvininejad, one of Knights graduate student, began working on Hafez, a program used to generate Sonnets and other poetic forms after the fourteenth century Persian Lyricist. There were two parts of her project. First, Codifying the rules for compositions the template that every sonnet would fit, then deciding what to put in the template.
Behold the Amazing Poetry generaring machine In 1845, investor John Clark debuted his Eureka machine at the Egyptian hall in Piccadily, London. For the price of 1 Shilling.
Now, Can you tell who wrote this Poems ?
Literary Criticism and Indian Poetics
Literary Criticism and Indian Poetics
Now let us see Practically. How to create poems through computer generator? https://www.poem- generator.org.uk/quick/ Follows the given instructions and click on Write me a poem.
Here is the Sonnet created by computer generator.
References Siegel, Robert.All Tech Considered. 27 June 2016. 27 February 2020 <https://www.npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2016/06/27/480639265/human- or-machine-can-you-tell-who-wrote-these-poems>. HENRICKSON, LEAH. Behold The Amazing Poetry Generating Machine ! 29 August 2017. 27 February 2020 <https://slate.com/technology/2017/08/behold-the-amazing-poetry- generating-machine.html>. Rockmore, Dan. THE NEW YORKER. 07 January 2020. 27 February 2020 < https://www.newyorker.com/culture/annals-of-inquiry/the- mecanical-muse>.
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  • 2. Name :- Nirali Makvana Sem :- 2 ( 2019 - 20 ) Roll no. :- 15 Subject :- Literary Criticism and Indian Poetics Topic :- Poems written by Machines Submitted to :- Department of English, Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhaji Bhavnagar university Enrollment no. :- 2069108420200023
  • 3. Poems Written by Machines Computer science is an art form of words and punctuation, thoughtfully placed and goal oriented.
  • 4. A machine can do this but can it do that ? The that is often an achievement that strikes us as strongly connected to emotions that seems especially in human. Programming has it own sense of minimatalist aesthetics, born of the imparative to create software that doesn't take up much space and doesn't take long to executed
  • 5. Brief introduction about founder of poetry Program Ranjit Bhatnagar He is an artist and Programmer. In 2012 he invented Pentametron, an art project that mines the Twittersphere for tweets in iambic pentameter. He built a program to count syllables and recognize meter. Then with a separate piece of code to identify rhythm, he started to assemble Sonnets
  • 6. Marjan Ghazvininejad In 2015, Marjan Ghazvininejad, one of Knights graduate student, began working on Hafez, a program used to generate Sonnets and other poetic forms after the fourteenth century Persian Lyricist. There were two parts of her project. First, Codifying the rules for compositions the template that every sonnet would fit, then deciding what to put in the template.
  • 7. Behold the Amazing Poetry generaring machine In 1845, investor John Clark debuted his Eureka machine at the Egyptian hall in Piccadily, London. For the price of 1 Shilling.
  • 8. Now, Can you tell who wrote this Poems ?
  • 11. Now let us see Practically. How to create poems through computer generator? https://www.poem- generator.org.uk/quick/ Follows the given instructions and click on Write me a poem.
  • 12. Here is the Sonnet created by computer generator.
  • 13. References Siegel, Robert.All Tech Considered. 27 June 2016. 27 February 2020 <https://www.npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2016/06/27/480639265/human- or-machine-can-you-tell-who-wrote-these-poems>. HENRICKSON, LEAH. Behold The Amazing Poetry Generating Machine ! 29 August 2017. 27 February 2020 <https://slate.com/technology/2017/08/behold-the-amazing-poetry- generating-machine.html>. Rockmore, Dan. THE NEW YORKER. 07 January 2020. 27 February 2020 < https://www.newyorker.com/culture/annals-of-inquiry/the- mecanical-muse>.