Bibliomancy
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| - | [[Surreal Documents]] writes about [[Dark romanticism|Black Romanticism]], [[Georges Bataille]], and [[death by a Thousand Cuts]] and invokes [[shaman]]s and [[Michael Taussig]]. | ||
| - | :"The development of Romanticism occurred in the context of the [[French Revolution]], the [[Industrial Revolution]], and [[Colonization]]. The socio-cultural, political and economic changes that these historical developments entailed, informed the literary genre. Colonial expansion brought about encounters between colonialists and foreign peoples and places, and Romanticism as a genre arose partly as a response in writing to such encounters."[http://surrealdocuments.blogspot.com/2008/10/torture-of-hundred-pieces-pt-2.html] | + | # [[divination|Divination]] by interpreting a [[passage]] chosen at [[random]] from a [[book]], especially from the [[Bible]]. |
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| - | In an earlier post Valter had [http://surrealdocuments.blogspot.com/2008/10/torture-of-hundred-pieces.html] he had started with [[Adrien Borel]] and Georges Dumas to introduce [[death by a Thousand Cuts]] and a case of [[bibliomancy]] by his daughter. | + | |
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- Divination by interpreting a passage chosen at random from a book, especially from the Bible.
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