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In this case it is simply a question of a poetic object , which is or is not of value on
the plane of poetic images , and nothing else . The whole question comes down
to knowing what is this plane . If one thinks of the extraordinary hold that ...
In this case it is simply a question of a poetic object , which is or is not of value on
the plane of poetic images , and nothing else . The whole question comes down
to knowing what is this plane . If one thinks of the extraordinary hold that ...
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It would therefore be vain to attribute to surrealism any other motive than the
hope to determine that plane , as it would be absurd to ascribe to it a purely
destructive or constructive character : the point at issue being precisely this , that
...
It would therefore be vain to attribute to surrealism any other motive than the
hope to determine that plane , as it would be absurd to ascribe to it a purely
destructive or constructive character : the point at issue being precisely this , that
...
Pagina 75
... problem of X human expression in all its forms . Whoever says ' expression '
says , to begin with , ' language ' . It is not therefore surprising that in the
beginning surrealism should have confined itself almost entirely to the plane of
language ...
... problem of X human expression in all its forms . Whoever says ' expression '
says , to begin with , ' language ' . It is not therefore surprising that in the
beginning surrealism should have confined itself almost entirely to the plane of
language ...
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