Surrealism & Its Popular AccomplicesFranklin Rosemont City Light Books, 1980 - 120 pagina's |
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Pagina 27
... symbol of the latent power of the proletariat rising " from the dead " of social existence , so The Shadow becomes the Avenger of the victims of the " hidden " criminality of capitalism which has been internal- ized in psychical reality ...
... symbol of the latent power of the proletariat rising " from the dead " of social existence , so The Shadow becomes the Avenger of the victims of the " hidden " criminality of capitalism which has been internal- ized in psychical reality ...
Pagina 63
... symbol of bad luck is second to none . At the time Krazy began to appear , however , the black cat was enjoying an unprecedented notoriety as an even more specific symbol : the symbol of workers ' sabotage , or " striking on the job ...
... symbol of bad luck is second to none . At the time Krazy began to appear , however , the black cat was enjoying an unprecedented notoriety as an even more specific symbol : the symbol of workers ' sabotage , or " striking on the job ...
Pagina 96
... symbol - a tree , in various permutations . This tree is so striking in its evocation of the unity or totality of life that even someone who is only casually acquainted with the writings of Jacob Boehme will receive a shock of recog ...
... symbol - a tree , in various permutations . This tree is so striking in its evocation of the unity or totality of life that even someone who is only casually acquainted with the writings of Jacob Boehme will receive a shock of recog ...
Inhoudsopgave
Its Popular Accomplices | 3 |
American Horror | 9 |
H P Lovecraft | 17 |
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