Surrealism Against The Current: Tracts and DeclarationsMichael Richardson, Krzystof Fijalkowski Pluto Press, 20 sep 2001 - 220 pagina's Bringing together many Surrealist texts that have never previously been available in English, this collection is an essential guide for anyone who wishes to understand the Surrealist movement. Including a wealth of original works, it traces its development in the words of the Surrealists themselves, offering a definitive expression of Surrealism as a collective movement. It shows the extent of Surrealist positions and interests and shows how, having become a major cultural phenomenon of the twentieth century, the issues it has raised remain central to current debates.Covering the period 1922-91, these key texts illuminate its philosophical, political and ethical positions and locate Surrealism in a broader social and cultural context. Comprising statements from Surrealist groups in Paris, Belgium, Romania, Sweden and Czechoslovakia, and signed by the major participants, it reveals the international dimension of Surrealism and shows how it has maintained vitality in response to changing social and political exigencies. Chapters cover the historical orientation of Surrealism; its involvement with revolutionary politics; its ethical concerns and its defense of the 'security of the spirit'; and its position on colonialism. In particular, the volume brings attention to the extent to which Surrealism represented a 'collective adventure' in which their shared interests brought together groups of individuals to explore themes in common. In this sense, Surrealism truly represented, as André Masson once described it, a 'collective experience of individualism'. |
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... Party , which has persistently reserved its most poisonous insults for those who , defining themselves in relation to it rather than to any formation of the bourgeoisie , have not been afraid at the same time to be seen as recklessly ...
... Party , which has persistently reserved its most poisonous insults for those who , defining themselves in relation to it rather than to any formation of the bourgeoisie , have not been afraid at the same time to be seen as recklessly ...
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... Party . It is clear that to maintain the current situation of the German people can only result in the growth of a veritable cancer in the heart of Europe from which the most sinister forces could easily draw morbid strength . The ...
... Party . It is clear that to maintain the current situation of the German people can only result in the growth of a veritable cancer in the heart of Europe from which the most sinister forces could easily draw morbid strength . The ...
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... Party will be exposed , Mr Sartre tells us ' when Soviet Russia and , consequently , the French Communist Party enter a constructive organisation phase ' . We are aware of Mr Thorez's1 recently formulated ' constructive opposition ...
... Party will be exposed , Mr Sartre tells us ' when Soviet Russia and , consequently , the French Communist Party enter a constructive organisation phase ' . We are aware of Mr Thorez's1 recently formulated ' constructive opposition ...
Inhoudsopgave
Note on the Selection of Texts | 19 |
Surrealism visàvis Revolutionary Politics | 93 |
The Security of the Spirit | 139 |
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