Surrealism & Its Popular AccomplicesFranklin Rosemont City Light Books, 1980 - 120 pagina's |
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... play always have been charac- teristics of popular literature , as well as principal vehicles by which the expressiveness of language is continually enriched . The best - read authors have drawn heavily on puns and the " language of the ...
... play always have been charac- teristics of popular literature , as well as principal vehicles by which the expressiveness of language is continually enriched . The best - read authors have drawn heavily on puns and the " language of the ...
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... played at the time . " Call was very important in that kind of music . Today , the music has grown up and be- come quite scholastic , but this was au naturel , close to the primitive , where people send messages in what they play ...
... played at the time . " Call was very important in that kind of music . Today , the music has grown up and be- come quite scholastic , but this was au naturel , close to the primitive , where people send messages in what they play ...
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... play a few rounds of this game focusing on figures of American popular culture . Comple- menting the critical explorations elsewhere in these pages , the gifts enumerated below help define surrealism's relationship to its popular ...
... play a few rounds of this game focusing on figures of American popular culture . Comple- menting the critical explorations elsewhere in these pages , the gifts enumerated below help define surrealism's relationship to its popular ...
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Its Popular Accomplices | 3 |
American Horror | 9 |
H P Lovecraft | 17 |
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