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... closer by imposing concrete images of desire on the realm of necessity . It is
thus that surrealism restores to poetry its inherent grandeur as a cause , its
exaltation of human freedom , its supreme confidence in the triumph of the
human spirit .
... closer by imposing concrete images of desire on the realm of necessity . It is
thus that surrealism restores to poetry its inherent grandeur as a cause , its
exaltation of human freedom , its supreme confidence in the triumph of the
human spirit .
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The cause of Mexico , like the cause of Spain , like the cause of China , is the
cause of the entire working class . ... which sometimes causes him to grumble I
wish , comrades , in conclusion , even should this not be of equal interest to all of
you ...
The cause of Mexico , like the cause of Spain , like the cause of China , is the
cause of the entire working class . ... which sometimes causes him to grumble I
wish , comrades , in conclusion , even should this not be of equal interest to all of
you ...
Pagina 295
The cause was the seed of the substance from on high , invisibly deposited in it
and expressing itself freely . ... For it is " in the name of Man " that Adam was
fashioned and he caused the fear of pre - existing man , of him who was precisely
...
The cause was the seed of the substance from on high , invisibly deposited in it
and expressing itself freely . ... For it is " in the name of Man " that Adam was
fashioned and he caused the fear of pre - existing man , of him who was precisely
...
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| Titel | What is Surrealism?: Selected Writings |
| Auteur | André Breton |
| Redacteur | Franklin Rosemont |
| Editie | geïllustreerd |
| Uitgever | Monad, 1978 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de University of Virginia |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 8 april 2008 |
| ISBN | 0913460591, 9780913460597 |
| Lengte | 389 pagina's |
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