Heterology
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Breton loathed Bataille’s belief in an ‘anti-idealist materialism’ and his radical anti-concepts of ‘baseness’ such as: ‘absolute negativity’, ‘base materialism’, ‘heterogeneous matter’, ‘formlessness’ and ‘acephality’ (decapitation) – an image of human sacrifice which became the symbol of Bataille’s secret society, Acéphale (The Headless), the symbol of which was a decapitated man.
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