Criticism: The Foundations of Modern Literary JudgmentMark Schorer, Josephine Miles, Gordon McKenzie Harcourt, Brace, 1948 - Всего страниц: 553 |
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... Surrealists inherited from the Dadaists a certain scorn for the " formalism " and " purism " of the later stages of impression- ism has led to some misunderstanding of their attitude towards the technique of art . Surrealism is opposed ...
... Surrealists inherited from the Dadaists a certain scorn for the " formalism " and " purism " of the later stages of impression- ism has led to some misunderstanding of their attitude towards the technique of art . Surrealism is opposed ...
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... Surrealist , therefore , by no means denies or ridicules aesthetic values as such . To him , no less than to any ... Surrealists . If I am walking along the beach and my eye catches a sea - worn and sun- bleached knot of wood whose ...
... Surrealist , therefore , by no means denies or ridicules aesthetic values as such . To him , no less than to any ... Surrealists . If I am walking along the beach and my eye catches a sea - worn and sun- bleached knot of wood whose ...
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... Surrealists in general all kinds of moral per- version , he is merely indulging in the abortive vituperation of his kind : As if a man should spit against the wind ; The filth returns in's face . The Surrealists , he said , " stand for ...
... Surrealists in general all kinds of moral per- version , he is merely indulging in the abortive vituperation of his kind : As if a man should spit against the wind ; The filth returns in's face . The Surrealists , he said , " stand for ...
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