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-*Bierce's ''[[Devil's Dictionary]]'' (1900s-10s)+*Ambrose Bierce's ''[[The Devil's Dictionary]]'' (1900s-10s)
-*Flaubert's ''[[Dictionary of Received Ideas]]'' (1911-13)+*Gustave Flaubert's ''[[Dictionary of Received Ideas]]'' (1911-13)
*Georges Bataille's ''[[Critical Dictionary]]'' (1929-30) *Georges Bataille's ''[[Critical Dictionary]]'' (1929-30)
-*Eluard and Breton's ''[[Dictionnaire abrégé du surréalisme]]'' (1938)+*Raymond Queneau's ''[[Encyclopédie des sciences inexactes]]'' (written between 1930-34)
 +*Paul Eluard and André Breton's ''[[Dictionnaire abrégé du surréalisme]]'' (1938)
*Acéphale's ''[[Encyclopaedia Da Costa]]'' (1947-?) *Acéphale's ''[[Encyclopaedia Da Costa]]'' (1947-?)
-*Borges's ''[[Celestial Emporium of Benevolent Knowledge]]''+*Jorge Luis Borges's ''[[Celestial Emporium of Benevolent Knowledge]]'' (1942), a fictitious taxonomy
 +*Umberto Eco's [[Cacopedia]]
==See also== ==See also==
-*[[Cacopedia]] 
*[[Dictionary]] *[[Dictionary]]
 +*[[Fictitious entry]]
*[[Subversion]] *[[Subversion]]
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