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Pagina 63
In confronting the minions of Realism and Reason the surrealists have freely
utilised a form of humour, extreme and unrelenting, that Breton called black. Yet
another facet of the surrealist project, black humour is the outstanding trait of
several ...
In confronting the minions of Realism and Reason the surrealists have freely
utilised a form of humour, extreme and unrelenting, that Breton called black. Yet
another facet of the surrealist project, black humour is the outstanding trait of
several ...
Pagina 188
Anthology of Black Humour (excerpts) This text was to have been published in
1940 but was banned by the Vichy government censors. The term 'black humour'
was coined by Breton to designate an extreme, violent humour which, as Conroy
...
Anthology of Black Humour (excerpts) This text was to have been published in
1940 but was banned by the Vichy government censors. The term 'black humour'
was coined by Breton to designate an extreme, violent humour which, as Conroy
...
Pagina 190
We know that Freud, in terms of his analysis of humour, claims to see in it a mode
of thought tending towards the saving of expenditure of feeling. 'Without rightly
knowing why, we regard this less intense pleasure as having a character of very
...
We know that Freud, in terms of his analysis of humour, claims to see in it a mode
of thought tending towards the saving of expenditure of feeling. 'Without rightly
knowing why, we regard this less intense pleasure as having a character of very
...
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