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673:, possibly in an effort to return the staff. Speaking very little English and no Gaelic whatsoever, he was unable to make himself understood. In Dublin, Artaud found himself penniless and spent most of his trip in "hostels for the homeless". After "several violent alteractions with the Dublin police" he was finally arrested after an incident a
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conveyed the motivations and anguish of the Cenci's daughter
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on 22â29 November 1947. The work remained true to his vision for the theatre of cruelty, using "screams, rants and vocal shudders" to forward his vision. Wladimir PorchĂ©, the
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In 1935, Artaud decided to go to Mexico, where he was convinced there was "a sort of deep movement in favour of a return to civilisation before Cortez". The
Mexican Legation in Paris gave him a travel grant, and he left for Mexico in January 1936. After arriving the following month, he "became
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195:; 4 September 1896 â 4 March 1948), was a French artist who worked across a variety of media. He is best known for his writings, as well as his work in the theatre and cinema. Widely recognized as a major figure of the European
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231:, Turkey). His paternal grandmother, Catherine Chilé, was raised in Marseille, where she married Marius Artaud, a Frenchman. His maternal grandmother, Mariette Chilé, grew up in Smyrna, where she married Louis Nalpas, a local
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expelled him from the movement in 1927. This was in part due to the
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a theatre that was in effect a return to magic and ritual and he sought to create a new theatrical language of totem and gesture â a language of space devoid of dialogue that would appeal to all the senses.
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Western theatre traditions can be divided into two periods - before Artaud and after Artaud".
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Innes, Christopher. "Antonin Artaud and the Theatre of Cruelty". In
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LeClézio, Jean-Marie G. (1984). "Antonin Artaud: le reve Mexicain".
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Thévenin, Paule; Knapp, Bettina (1965). "A Letter on Artaud".
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Vincent van Gogh, Antonin Artaud. Ciné-roman. Ciné-peinture
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FerdiĂšre, Gaston. "I Looked after Antonin Artaud". In
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La Chine d'Antonin Artaud / Le Japon d'Antonin Artaud
891:. He died on 4 March 1948 in a psychiatric clinic in
4381:(Köln: Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther König, 2003).
4168:. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1980. 13â72.
3980:(Ann Arbor, MI, University of Michigan Press, 2010).
3699:. Pittsburgh: Latin American Literary Review Press.
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territory. There he was put under the charge of Dr.
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4156:. New York: Farrar, Straus, Giroux, 1984. 169â186.
4001:. (Cranbury: Associated University Presses. 1994).
3479:
2975:
716:. At Rodez, Artaud underwent treatments including
3217:(1st ed.). Univocal Publishing. p. 21.
3188:(1st ed.). Univocal Publishing. p. 20.
879:occurred 20 years after its original production.
544:In 1935, Artaud staged an original adaptation of
2009:Edited and with an introduction by Susan Sontag
1040:created a series of Artaudian "happenings" from
911:, literature, psychiatry and other disciplines.
907:Artaud has had a profound influence on theatre,
4409:an anachronistic film account of Artaud's life.
4297:, journal ethnographique, Paris: Fayard, 2009.
586:
211:and indigenous Mexican and Balinese practices.
5629:20th-century French dramatists and playwrights
3357:. Kac, Eduardo. Bristol, UK: Intellect. 2007.
3355:Media poetry : an international anthology
3157:Harding, Jason; Nash, John (30 October 2019).
867:played an illegal copy provided by the artist
578:as the presence of numerous large mannequins.
396:" (1932) and "Theatre and the plague" (1933).
5400:
4519:
4428:
4337:BACON, ARTAUD, VINCI. Une blessure magnifique
3908:No More Masterpieces: Modern Art After Artaud
804:elements, as well as cries, screams, grunts,
622:theatre as by a whirlwind of higher forces".
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4008:. (Actor Training Research Institute, 1986).
3667:Ginsberg, Allen (1995). Miles, Barry (ed.).
3588:. Williamstown, Massachusetts. January 1968.
3335:. University of Manchester. pp. 329â336
3329:"Antonin Artaud and the Avant-Garde Theatre"
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199:, he had a particularly strong influence on
19:"Artaud" redirects here. For the album, see
4030:The Absence of Myth: Writings on Surrealism
2716:Virmaux, Alain; Sanzenbach, Simone (1966).
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887:In January 1948, Artaud was diagnosed with
700:arranged to have Artaud transferred to the
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5354:London International Surrealist Exhibition
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4171:Ward, Nigel "Fifty-one Shocks of Artaud",
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4175:Vol. XV, Part 2 (NTQ58 May 1999): 123â128
3944:. (New York: Simon & Schuster, 1971).
3910:(New Haven: Yale University Press, 2021).
3025:. Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan.
2207:Shafer, David A., 1958â (15 April 2016).
1023:The Jet of Blood, All Writing is Pig Shit
566:. It was, however, a commercial failure.
5684:French military personnel of World War I
5349:Exposition Internationale du Surréalisme
4253:Sur l'Ă©lectrochoc, le cas Antonin Artaud
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5734:Writers from Provence-Alpes-CĂŽte d'Azur
5649:Deaths from colorectal cancer in France
3963:Antonin Artaud: From Theory to Practice
3656:(in French). Schirmer/Mosel Publishers.
2796:Twentieth Century Theatre: A Sourcebook
2264:The dramatic concepts of Antonin Artaud
2144:
1820:seminal collection of texts on theatre
1021:. The Festival included productions of
819:Pour en Finir avec le Jugement de dieu.
781:(To Have Done With the Judgment of God)
752:. This rekindled interest in his work.
515:At the Paris Colonial Exposition (1931)
238:At age five, Artaud was diagnosed with
4211:Antonin Artaud, Portraits et Gris-gris
4038:. "Artaud, Defecation, and Birth". In
3692:Sommer, Doris (1998). "Introduction".
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1870:Pour en finir avec le jugement de Dieu
875:Pour en Finir avec le Jugement de dieu
871:. The first French radio broadcast of
778:Pour en Finir avec le Jugement de Dieu
767:Pour en Finir avec le Jugement de Dieu
5719:Surrealist dramatists and playwrights
3999:Antonin Artaud and the Modern Theater
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2101:Bloomsbury Publishing: Methuen Drama
2022:Clayton Eshleman, with Bernard Bador
1114:". The Latin American dramatic novel
392:including the "First Manifesto for a
203:through his conceptualization of the
190:
7:
4402:En compagnie d'Antonin Artaud (1993)
4203:Héliogabale ou l'Anarchiste couronné
3987:. (Athens, OH: Swallow Press, 1980).
3333:Bulletin of the John Rylands Library
3128:Antonin Artaud: The Scum of the Soul
2793:Drain, Richard (11 September 2002).
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1794:HĂ©liogabale ou l'Anarchiste couronne
3965:(Greenwich Exchange: London, 2007)
3853:Innes, Christopher (9 March 2004).
3478:Artaud, Antonin (10 October 1988).
1961:Edited and with an introduction by
643:Artaud also lived in Norogachic, a
378:Correspondance avec Jacques RiviĂšre
362:In 1923, Artaud submitted poems to
3942:Antonin Artaud: Poet Without Words
3486:. University of California Press.
3048:Europe: Revue Littéraire Mensuelle
2406:Artaud, Antonin (1 January 1999).
2370:Morris, Blake (30 December 2021).
1843:Van Gogh, le suicide de la société
655:Ireland and repatriation to France
14:
5303:The Surrealist Group in Stockholm
4191:(November 1956, no. 47): 873â881.
4144:Forum for Modern Language Studies
3806:. 28 January 2016. Archived from
3671:. Harper Perennial. p. 130.
3482:Antonin Artaud: Selected Writings
2978:The Theatre of Protest in America
1973:Collected Works of Antonin Artaud
977:Barrault's adaptation of Kafka's
759:Self-portrait of Artaud from 1947
746:Van Gogh le suicidé de la société
605:, one of his most important texts
597:The Theatre and its Double (1938)
5749:French writers with disabilities
4392:Works by or about Antonin Artaud
4015:. (London: Reaktion Books, 2016)
3896:(Faber and Faber: London, 1993)
1220:, during an interview by writer
626:Travels and institutionalization
476:ThĂ©Ăątre Alfred Jarry (1926â1929)
180:Antoine Marie Joseph Paul Artaud
5634:20th-century French male actors
3894:Antonin Artaud: Blows and Bombs
3748:"bauhaus:lyrics:antonin artaud"
3511:Oxford illustrated encyclopedia
2689:Antonin Artaud: Blows and Bombs
1686:Original Publication/Publisher
1513:Leader of a group of assassins
581:Scholar Jane Goodall writes of
418:(1927) and the monk Massieu in
5689:French people of Greek descent
5674:French male silent film actors
4467:The Seashell and the Clergyman
4365:Antonin Artaud: qui ĂȘtes-vous?
4198:. Paris: La Table Ronde, 1971.
4125:46.2 (November 2005), 247â273.
4077:: Capitalism and Schizophrenia
4042:. Boston: Little, Brown, 1976.
4028:. "Surrealism Day to Day". In
3856:Avant Garde Theatre: 1892 1992
2899:Theatre Research International
2528:de MĂšredieu, Florence (2006).
2124:New York: Contra Mundum Press
1190:Moonchild: Songs Without Words
973:His influence can be seen in:
434:The Seashell and the Clergyman
296:who took him in as a boarder.
1:
5248:Bureau of Surrealist Research
4188:La Nouvelle Revue Française 4
4132:, no. 6 (Spring 1966): 29â37.
4116:Avant-Garde Theatre 1892â1992
3985:Antonin Artaud: Man of Vision
3949:Artaud and the Gnostic Drama.
3829:ĂCLAIR BRUT (12 March 2023).
3598:Edmonton: Harden House, 1972.
3240:"Antonin Marie Joseph Artaud"
3160:Modernism and Non-Translation
2564:. Wesleyan University Press.
2507:. Paris: Ăditions Gallimard.
2457:. Farrar, Straus and Giroux.
2300:Jannarone, Kimberly. (2012).
1194:Six Litanies for Heliogabalus
4351:Antonin Artaud et le théùtre
4185:Blanchot, Maurice. "Artaud"
4146:, 26:3 (July 1990): 282â297.
4128:Koch, Stephen. "On Artaud."
3937:. London: John Calder, 1976.
3927:Capitalism and Schizophrenia
2640:: The Text and its Double".
2076:London: Infinity Land Press
1083:Capitalism and Schizophrenia
1001:Peter Brook's production of
990:, particularly the works of
484:and the expelled surrealist
445:Association with surrealists
4367:Lyon: La Manufacture, 1986.
4363:Virmaux, Alain and Odette.
4356:Virmaux, Alain and Odette.
4269:, biography, Fayard, 2006.
4162:. "Approaching Artaud". In
3607:"Marowitz, Charles (1977).
3327:Gadoffre, G. F. A. (1971).
3213:Lotringer, Sylvere (2003).
3184:Lotringer, Sylvere (2003).
3163:. Oxford University Press.
2596:Educational Theatre Journal
2433:Artaud, Antonin (1956â94).
2039:50 Drawings to Murder Magic
1766:La Coquille et le clergyman
1031:The Resurrection of Pig Man
569:While Shelley's version of
365:La Nouvelle Revue Française
219:Antonin Artaud was born in
57:Antoine-Marie-Joseph Artaud
5770:
5699:Male actors from Marseille
4475:The Theatre and its Double
4118:(London: Routledge, 1993).
3994:(London: Routledge, 2022).
3804:The Outer Dark: Episode 29
3771:"Artaud â Pescado Rabioso"
3244:Literature Resource Center
2769:Artaud: The Screaming Body
2558:Eshleman, Clayton (2001).
2503:Grossman, Ăvelyne (2004).
2211:. London, UK. p. 16.
2094:The Theatre and Its Double
1924:The Theatre and Its Double
1382:Verdun: Visions of History
1362:The Passion of Joan of Arc
800:sounds mixed with various
603:The Theatre and Its Double
601:In 1938, Artaud published
425:The Passion of Joan of Arc
388:The Theatre and Its Double
305:Theatrical apprenticeships
171:The Theatre and Its Double
18:
5714:People with schizophrenia
5694:French surrealist writers
5644:20th-century male writers
5639:20th-century French poets
5424:
5374:Paranoiac-critical method
4358:Artaud: un bilan critique
4239:Antonin Artaud, de l'ange
4152:. "Artaud Possessed". In
4050:The Infinite Conversation
3726:. Outskirts Press. 2023.
3652:Derrida, Jacques (1986).
3611:. London: Marion Boyars.
3021:Patteson, Joseph (2021).
2982:. Edmonton: Harden House.
2911:10.1017/S0307883310000568
2863:10.1017/S0040557405000153
2005:Farrar, Straus and Giroux
1289:Jacques Morel, a traitor
1206:Templars: In Sacred Blood
1158:recorded an album titled
925:Royal Shakespeare Company
556:Théùtre des Folies-Wagram
532:background accompaniment.
525:Paris Colonial Exposition
201:twentieth-century theatre
40:
5744:Actors with disabilities
5679:French male stage actors
5567:Jean-Philippe Salabreuil
5508:d'aujourd'hui: 1946â1970
5258:Chicago Surrealist Group
5243:British Surrealist Group
4339:, Paris: Blusson, 2019.
4283:, Paris: Blusson, 2006.
4255:, Paris: Blusson, 1996.
4241:, Paris: Blusson, 1992.
4227:, Paris: Blusson, 1992.
4165:Under the Sign of Saturn
3859:. Taylor & Francis.
2766:Barber, Stephen (1999).
2686:Barber, Stephen (1994).
2561:Companion Spider: Essays
2478:Artaud, Antonin (1995).
2451:Artaud, Antonin (1976).
2163:Esslin, Martin (2018) .
1883:Lettre contre la Kabbale
1809:Le Théùtre et son double
1055:Charles Marowitz's play
708:, which was well inside
5739:Poets with disabilities
5664:French male film actors
5654:French acting theorists
4478:(1938 essay collection)
4360:. Paris: Belfond, 1979.
4353:. Paris: Seghers, 1970.
4325:, Paris: Blusson, 2014.
4311:, Paris: Blusson, 2013.
4225:Antonin Artaud, Voyages
3561:EncyclopĂŠdia Britannica
3432:The Tulane Drama Review
3278:Bradnock, Lucy (2021).
2940:Landon, Meghan (2020).
2722:The Tulane Drama Review
2437:(in French). Gallimard.
2043:Donald Nicholson-Smith
1929:Mary Caroline Richards
1856:Au pays des Tarahumaras
1147:Burning from the Inside
915:Theatre and performance
5493:Les Chants de Maldoror
5369:Abstract expressionism
5238:Birmingham Surrealists
4927:Maxime Moses Alexandre
4904:Radojica ĆœivanoviÄ Noe
4569:Jacques-André Boiffard
4335:Florence de MĂšredieu,
4321:Florence de MĂšredieu,
4307:Florence de MĂšredieu,
4293:Florence de MĂšredieu,
4279:Florence de MĂšredieu,
4267:C'Ă©tait Antonin Artaud
4265:Florence de MĂšredieu,
4251:Florence de MĂšredieu,
4237:Florence de MĂšredieu,
4223:Florence de MĂšredieu,
4209:Florence de MĂšredieu,
4202:
4187:
4087:Writing and Difference
3997:Plunka, Gene A. (ed).
3978:Artaud and His Doubles
3654:Forcener le subjectile
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2530:C'Ă©tait Antonin Artaud
2505:Antonin Artaud, Ćuvres
2302:Artaud and his doubles
2262:Sellin, Eric (2017) .
1957:City Lights Publishers
1814:Gallimard, Collection
1036:In Canada, playwright
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5729:Theatre practitioners
5557:Roger-Arnould RiviĂšre
5339:Surrealist techniques
5324:Surrealist automatism
5268:Fighting Cock Society
5007:Roger Gilbert-Lecomte
4992:Vratislav Effenberger
4932:Guillaume Apollinaire
4173:New Theatre Quarterly
4020:Articles and chapters
3976:Jannarone, Kimberly.
3769:Unterberger, Richie.
3246:. Modern French Poets
3064:Krutak, Lars (2014).
2692:. Faber & Faber.
2654:10.1353/cdr.1987.0047
1780:Sorcellerie et cinéma
1509:Coups de feu Ă l'aube
1171:Venezuelan rock band
1166:Luis Alberto Spinetta
988:Theatre of the Absurd
758:
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192:[ÉÌtÉnÉÌaÊto]
112:CollĂšge du SacrĂ©-CĆur
102:Saint-Pierre Cemetery
5452:Comte de Lautréamont
5319:Surrealist Manifesto
5273:The Firesign Theatre
5057:Comte de Lautréamont
3842:– via YouTube.
3125:Murray, Ros (2014).
1726:L'Ombilic des limbes
1547:L'enfant de ma soeur
1533:A delirious soldier
1094:". Feminist scholar
1042:The Aeolian Stringer
1027:Texas Tower killings
903:Legacy and influence
702:psychiatric hospital
546:Percy Bysshe Shelley
519:In 1931, Artaud saw
509:Théùtre Alfred Jarry
490:Théùtre Alfred Jarry
470:Theatre Alfred Jarry
437:(1928). Directed by
342:Théùtre de l'Atelier
5207:Marianne Van Hirtum
5182:Simon Watson Taylor
4644:Christian Dotremont
4139:3 (1), 1996: 43â65.
4075:A Thousand Plateaus
3696:by Giannina Braschi
3631:A Thousand Plateaus
2993:Hertz, Uri (2003).
2104:ISBN 9781350288720
1895:English translation
1614:Henri Wullschleger
1554:Henri Wullschleger
1446:La Femme d'une nuit
1050:Prometheus Re-Bound
837:Jean-Louis Barrault
609:In it, he proposed
420:Carl Theodor Dreyer
155:Body without organs
5754:Disability theatre
5527:Jean-Pierre Duprey
5522:Gilberte H. Dallas
5485:Les PoĂštes maudits
5430:Charles Baudelaire
4684:Alberto Giacometti
4674:Gordon Onslow Ford
4609:Leonora Carrington
4493:Theatre of Cruelty
4194:Brau, Jean-Louis.
4060:The Logic of Sense
3810:on 31 January 2016
2995:"Artaud in Mexico"
2772:. Creation Books.
2098:Mark Taylor-Batty
1611:Emir Aba-el Kadcr
1551:unidentified role
944:Elizabeth LeCompte
869:Jean-Jacques Lebel
761:
669:and travelling to
619:Theatre of Cruelty
394:Theatre of Cruelty
346:Alexandre Arnoux's
205:Theatre of Cruelty
182:, better known as
150:Theatre of Cruelty
5709:Modernist theatre
5669:French male poets
5596:
5595:
5469:Les Fleurs du mal
5382:
5381:
5359:Women surrealists
5329:Surrealist cinema
5177:Philippe Soupault
4809:BenjamĂn Palencia
4501:
4500:
4345:978-2-907784-29-0
4046:Blanchot, Maurice
3971:978-1-871551-98-3
3892:Barber, Stephen.
3779:All Media Network
3678:978-0-06-092611-3
3364:978-1-84150-932-7
3291:978-0-300-25103-6
3094:The Dublin Review
3087:Artaud, Antonin.
3032:978-3-030-68923-0
2806:978-1-134-86474-4
2718:"Artaud and Film"
2699:978-0-571-17252-8
2642:Comparative Drama
2571:978-0-8195-6483-2
2539:978-2-213-62525-6
2532:. Paris: Fayard.
2514:978-2-07-076507-2
2464:978-0-374-23090-6
2435:Oeuvres completes
2419:978-0-7145-0172-7
2412:. Alma Classics.
2383:978-0-429-67097-8
2137:
2136:
2084:978-1-9160091-1-0
2057:978-1-905422-66-1
1994:Selected Writings
1982:Calder and Boyars
1892:
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1712:Tric-Trac du ciel
1660:
1659:
1528:Les Croix de bois
1516:Serge de Poligny
1454:Marcel L'Herbier
1429:Le jeune tzigane
1407:Secretary Mazaud
1046:Zen Rock Festival
889:colorectal cancer
631:Journey to Mexico
523:performed at the
480:In 1926, Artaud,
459:I shit on Marxism
256:Stéphane Mallarmé
177:
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5724:Surrealist poets
5552:André de Richaud
5532:André Frédérique
5409:
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5334:Surrealist music
5253:Chicago Imagists
5233:Les Automatistes
5172:Louis Scutenaire
5112:VĂtÄzslav Nezval
4952:Georges Bataille
4869:Dorothea Tanning
4854:JindĆich Ć tyrskĂœ
4829:Aminollah Rezaei
4724:Jacqueline Lamba
4714:Gerome Kamrowski
4659:Curt Echtermeyer
4614:Ithell Colquhoun
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4396:Internet Archive
4349:Virmaux, Alain.
4295:L'Affaire Artaud
4205:
4190:
4154:The Innocent Eye
4083:Derrida, Jacques
4026:Bataille, George
3983:Knapp, Bettina.
3933:Esslin, Martin.
3906:Bradnock, Lucy.
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2120:Rainer J. Hanshe
1946:Artaud Anthology
1934:Grove Weidenfeld
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1753:L'Art et la mort
1698:Sonnets mystique
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1536:Raymond Bernard
1474:Raymond Bernard
1411:Marcel L'Herbier
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1122:Giannina Braschi
1078:their conception
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5052:Philip Lamantia
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4889:Albert Valentin
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4804:Wolfgang Paalen
4799:MĂ©ret Oppenheim
4779:E. L. T. Mesens
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4056:Deleuze, Gilles
4011:Shafer, David.
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3961:Jamieson, Lee.
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