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Pagina 162
Deploring the lack of rigor in previous action , thet inadequacy of the work done
in a realm almost entirely unexplored , it is without illusions but with courage and
confidence in the destiny of surrealism that Breton exclaims : " It is the innocence
...
Deploring the lack of rigor in previous action , thet inadequacy of the work done
in a realm almost entirely unexplored , it is without illusions but with courage and
confidence in the destiny of surrealism that Breton exclaims : " It is the innocence
...
Pagina 197
10 It followed that , “ without any reservations , the Revolution must be entirely
aggressive , can only be entirely aggressive . . . " Evidently the program of Contre
- Attaque , though silent on many questions which were not solved by formulas ...
10 It followed that , “ without any reservations , the Revolution must be entirely
aggressive , can only be entirely aggressive . . . " Evidently the program of Contre
- Attaque , though silent on many questions which were not solved by formulas ...
Pagina 248
They use literature in an entirely voluntary fashion , contradictory to their
understanding of this automatism , and for purposes which there is no reason to
examine here . One may simply observe that their acts , and their painting which
finds its ...
They use literature in an entirely voluntary fashion , contradictory to their
understanding of this automatism , and for purposes which there is no reason to
examine here . One may simply observe that their acts , and their painting which
finds its ...
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