Surrealism Literary Movement

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Category Description:

This category is for the Surrealism movement in literature. It includes history, overviews, and writers.

  • Benton Jay Komins  - Provides accounts on the life and works of the author; an American surrealist. Includes studies on his literary write-ups.
  • Exact Change  - Features books on the visual and literary arts under Surrealism, a movement that begun in mid-1920's.
  • History of the Cadavre Exquis  - Provides information on the techniques used by the Surrealist, be it in visual or literary arts. Also contains sample excerpts.
  • Manifesto of Surrealism  - Article about the advent of surrealism movement and the themes that aroused from such, written by Andre Breton.
  • No More Words  - Index of articles on various themes supported by the Surrealism movement. Involves subjects such as corpse, absentmindedness, undertakers, and nonconformity.
  • Palimpsest  - Features authors and artists involved under the Surrealism Movement such as Paris Peasant, Comte de Lautreamont, Martin Heidegger, and Shelley Wall.
  • Paul Colinet  - Compilation on selected prose and poems by the Belgian surrealist. With translations provided by Rochelle Ratner.
  • Sampling of French Surrealist Poetry  - Compilation of poems under the surrealism movement. Originally written in French language translated by Amy Levin and Johannes Beilharz.
  • Surreal Coconut  - Introduces themes on contemporary surrealism arts and movements. Provides updates on the author's works and gallery of images.
  • Surrealisme  - Literary movement that delves into radical ideas or the products of the unconscious mind. Provides information regarding automatic writing and critical paranoia.
  • Surrealist Love Poems  - Contains 3 poems with themes about love during the surrealist period. Features the works of Jacques-Bernard Brunius, Pau Eluard and Joyce Mansour.
  • Surrealist Resources and Links  - Provides information about intentional and contemporary surrealism. Includes surrealists groups from Czech, Slav, Madrid, Latin America, Netherlands, Germany, and Portugal.
 
 
 
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