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== Related == == Related ==
[[experimental literature]] - [[surrealism]] - [[literature]] [[experimental literature]] - [[surrealism]] - [[literature]]
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== Precursors == == Precursors ==
-[[Arthur Rimbaud]] - [[Lautréamont]]+[[Arthur Rimbaud]] - [[Lautréamont]] - [[Lautréamont]] - [[Roussel]]
== Practitioners == == Practitioners ==
-[[André Breton]] - [[Marcel Duchamp]] - [[de Chirico]] - [[Robert Desnos]] - [[Raymond Queneau]]+[[André Breton]] - [[Marcel Duchamp]] - [[de Chirico]] - [[Robert Desnos]] - [[Raymond Queneau]] - [[Michel Leiris]] - [[Peret]] - [[Jacques Prévert]]
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-Precursors: Lautréamont . . . Rimbaud . . . Roussel . . .+
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-Surrealists: André Breton . . . Dalí . . . de Chirico . . . Desnos . . . Duchamp . . . Leiris . . . Peret . . . Queneau . . .+
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-via http://alangullette.com/lit/surreal+
-Not forgetting Jacques Prévert.+== External links ==
 +*via [http://alangullette.com/lit/surreal alangullette.com]
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“Everything leads us to believe that there is a certain state of mind from which life and death, the real and the imaginary, past and future, the communicable and the incommunicable, height and depth are no longer perceived as contradictory.”– André Breton, Second Manifesto of Surrealism (1929)

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Related

experimental literature - surrealism - literature

Precursors

Arthur Rimbaud - Lautréamont - Lautréamont - Roussel

Practitioners

André Breton - Marcel Duchamp - de Chirico - Robert Desnos - Raymond Queneau - Michel Leiris - Peret - Jacques Prévert

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