No against No: Word Collages and Irreality

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Saying no and giving expression to what does not exist and what is destroyed - they have their own linguistic forms. An unusual literary style is explained which emphasizes the character of irreality. Typical meanings are attached to word collages, e.g., to the sentence A star grazed the bird. Contents: word collages - no, not, non- - text interpretations - realistic and irrealistic way of reading texts - active, passive - literary models - irrealistic texts - what for? - psychological issues - world view, non-world - irrealistic elements in the visual arts, music, and mathematics - examples of irrealistic texts Including an excerpt from Werner Picard: One Susanne in Auschwitz, An Irrealistic Novel