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... of this entirely idealist disposition and ( for voluntary reasons of simplification
and amplification destined to influence in ... at the time in advocating the use of
an automatic thought not only removed from all control exercised by the reason
but ...
... of this entirely idealist disposition and ( for voluntary reasons of simplification
and amplification destined to influence in ... at the time in advocating the use of
an automatic thought not only removed from all control exercised by the reason
but ...
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ceased to consider both the most suitable and the most likely to be brought to
perfection ; there is no reason why we should renounce it . The other problem we
are faced with is that of the social action we should pursue . We consider that this
...
ceased to consider both the most suitable and the most likely to be brought to
perfection ; there is no reason why we should renounce it . The other problem we
are faced with is that of the social action we should pursue . We consider that this
...
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... is called man , and so dissuade him from making an about - turn for reasons of
self - preservation on those occasions in the dark when he runs into the
externally closed doors of the ' beyond ' , of reality , of reason , of genius , and of
love .
... is called man , and so dissuade him from making an about - turn for reasons of
self - preservation on those occasions in the dark when he runs into the
externally closed doors of the ' beyond ' , of reality , of reason , of genius , and of
love .
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SURREALISM AND PAINTING Page | 9 |
EXHIBITION X Y | 25 |
THE COMMUNICATING VESSELS | 31 |
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able activity allow already appear artistic attempt attention automatic beauty becoming beginning believe bring brought called cause ceased certain coming complete consider continue course critical definition desire discovery draw dream elements emotion essentially everything existence experiment expression eyes face fact feel follow forced future give given hand historic hope human idea images immediate impossible intellectual interest kind lack least less limits live longer looking Manifesto marvellous material matter means method mind moral movement never object offer once origin ourselves painting particular pass perfect perhaps Picasso plane poetic poetry possible present problem proper question reality reason recently remains rose seems seen sense sentence simply social surrealism surrealist taken things thought tion turn whole writing
Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | What is Surrealism? Nummer 43 van Criterion miscellany |
| Auteur | André Breton |
| vertaald door | David Gascoyne |
| Editie | herdruk |
| Uitgever | Faber & Faber, limited, 1936 |
| Lengte | 90 pagina's |
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