Surrealism, politics, and culture

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Surrealism, politics, and culture : edited by Raymond Spiteri and Donald LaCoss

Xehetasun bibliografikoak
Beste egile batzuk:	Spiteri, Raymond (Argitaratzailea), LaCoss, Donald (Argitaratzailea)
Formatua:	Liburua
Hizkuntza:	German
Argitaratua:	Burlington, Vt. : Ashgate, 2003
Saila:	Studies in European cultural transition 16
Gaiak:	Surrealismus Bildprogramm Geschichte Kunst Politik Geschichte 1920-1938 Aufsatzsammlung
Edukiak/piezak:	16 erregistroak

1. The politics of Surrealism, 1920 - 36

2. Surrealism in 1938: The exhibition at war

3. Appendix I: Notes in the hand of Léon Piere-Quin: Being the record of a conversation

4. Towards a new construction : Bretonęs break with Dada and the formation of Surrealism

5. Advertising Surrealist masculinities : André Kertész in Paris

6. Aimé Césaireęs insurrectionary poetics

7. Of politics, postcards and pornography : Salvador Dalíęs "Le mythe tragique de lęAngélius de Millet"

8. For an independent revolutionary art : Breton, Trotsky and Cárdenaęs Mexico

9. Attacks of the fantastic

10. Hans Bellmeręs libidinal politics

11. Surrealist racial politics at the borders of "reason" : Whiteness, primitivism and négritude

12. Failure and commuity : preliminary questions on the political in the culture of Surrealism

13. Revolution by night : Surrealism, politics and culture

14. Painting and politics : Miróęs "still life with old shoe" and the Spanish Republic

15. Surrealism and the politcal physiognomy of the marvellous

16. Surrealism noir