The History of SurrealismMacmillan, 1965 - 351 pagina's |
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Pagina 80
... entirely the fault of the surrealists . The movement was envisaged by its founders not as a new artistic school , but as a means of knowledge , a discovery of continents which had not yet been systematically explored : the unconscious ...
... entirely the fault of the surrealists . The movement was envisaged by its founders not as a new artistic school , but as a means of knowledge , a discovery of continents which had not yet been systematically explored : the unconscious ...
Pagina 248
... entirely voluntary fashion , con- tradictory 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 place among ...
... entirely voluntary fashion , con- tradictory 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 place among ...
Pagina 252
... entirely artificial opposition which collapses at once upon scrutiny . In the realm of facts , as we see it , no ambiguity is possible : all of us seek to shift power from the hands of the bourgeoisie to those of the proletariat ...
... entirely artificial opposition which collapses at once upon scrutiny . In the realm of facts , as we see it , no ambiguity is possible : all of us seek to shift power from the hands of the bourgeoisie to those of the proletariat ...
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