The History of SurrealismMacmillan, 1965 - 351 pagina's |
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Pagina 80
... fact , they claimed for them an infinitely greater value.2 2 " The logical methods of our time no longer apply except to the solution of secondary problems . The absolute rationalism still fashionable permits consideration only of facts ...
... fact , they claimed for them an infinitely greater value.2 2 " The logical methods of our time no longer apply except to the solution of secondary problems . The absolute rationalism still fashionable permits consideration only of facts ...
Pagina 203
... fact that he counted himself among the artists and that he became and remained a great revolutionary artist , that surrealism as a whole would be and remain a great revolutionary artistic movement , having its influence on life to the ...
... fact that he counted himself among the artists and that he became and remained a great revolutionary artist , that surrealism as a whole would be and remain a great revolutionary artistic movement , having its influence on life to the ...
Pagina 264
... fact that nothing can humanly prove the victim's share of initiative or provocation . But in this case , the innocent party had chosen wisely , and if the seducer did not intend to make an honest ( and rich ) woman of her , the fact ...
... fact that nothing can humanly prove the victim's share of initiative or provocation . But in this case , the innocent party had chosen wisely , and if the seducer did not intend to make an honest ( and rich ) woman of her , the fact ...
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