Automatic speech

All you want to know about Automatic speech

Automatic speech consists of words not directly under the control of person's conscious mind.

They include profanity and placeholder/filler/embolalia words ("like", "er", "uhm"). These are functionally related to sentence-final particles.[citation needed]

The Irish poet WB Yeats argued for automatic speech experiments with his wife[1], which provided him with symbols for his poetry as well as liteary theories.[2]

See also

automatic writing

Jane Roberts

References

  1. ^ Wordless Silence of Poetic Mind in Qualitative Social Research, Vol. 9, No. 2 (May 2008), paragraph 35
  2. ^ An Overview of Yeats A Vision

External links

Interview with authorial-Self


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