The History of SurrealismMacmillan, 1965 - 351 pagina's |
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Pagina 46
... become greedy consumers with exorbitant desires . It is the temporary and factitious euphoria that follows every war . Automobiles are manufactured ; the airplane becomes the habitual means of transport for big businessmen ; the ...
... become greedy consumers with exorbitant desires . It is the temporary and factitious euphoria that follows every war . Automobiles are manufactured ; the airplane becomes the habitual means of transport for big businessmen ; the ...
Pagina 148
... become the voyeurs of divinity , but if your temperament permits , once hysteria has done its work , you will become saints , you will dirty your pants in your ecstasies , you will hear voices , you will even touch the robes of the ...
... become the voyeurs of divinity , but if your temperament permits , once hysteria has done its work , you will become saints , you will dirty your pants in your ecstasies , you will hear voices , you will even touch the robes of the ...
Pagina 304
... become null and void : the objective awareness of realities , and their internal development in what , by virtue of a sentiment individual on one hand , universal on the other , is magical about it until proved otherwise . This relation ...
... become null and void : the objective awareness of realities , and their internal development in what , by virtue of a sentiment individual on one hand , universal on the other , is magical about it until proved otherwise . This relation ...
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