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Nadja- André Breton

When I first started reading this novel, I was a little confused and intimidated by what the author was trying to convey. But as the story progressed, I found that the author was someone who was interested in poetry and loved writing about the events that occurred in his life or that he witnessed. After […]

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with love, Poetry, Surrealism, writing

Week 3 Nadja———André Breton

    Nadja was written by André Breton, who is a theorist of surrealism. The concept of surrealism is greatly expressed in the novel “Nadja.” Personally, surrealism is very abstract to me, and its ideas seem to transcend conventional reasoning and rationality, not depending on any conventional aesthetic constraints.     The novel begins with […]

Posted in Blogs, Introduction | Tagged with André Breton, Mystery, Paris, philosophical, Surrealism

Nadja – Andre Breton

My first impression of Breton’s Nadja was that it was a novel with a lot of illustrations, to the point where the illustrations took up quite a bit of space. This reminds me of the children’s books I read as a child, which also had many animated images. The significance of the existence of illustrations […]

Posted in Blogs, Breton | Tagged with abstract, Surrealism, visualization

Breton’s Flirtation with Madness

Breton’s Flirtation with Madness

André Breton, Nadja

Posted in Breton lecture, Lecture Videos | Tagged with avant-garde, C20th, France, madness, Surrealism

Breton Resources

Breton Resources

Resources on Breton and Nadja

Posted in Breton resources | Tagged with France, gender, Surrealism

Breton Videos

Breton Videos

Videos about André Breton

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Aragon on Everyday Time

Aragon on Everyday Time

Louis Aragon, Paris Peasant

Posted in Aragon lecture, Lecture Videos | Tagged with avant-garde, C20th, France, history, modernism, modernity, Paris, ruins, Surrealism, temporality, time

Aragon Questions

Aragon Questions

Questions on Paris Peasant

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Modernist Visual Culture

Modernist Visual Culture

Modernist and Avant-Garde images

Posted in Aragon resources, Proust resources | Tagged with Art, avant-garde, modernism, painting, perspective, sculpture, Surrealism

Speaking Out: Agualusa’s The Society of Reluctant Dreamers

As the last reading for this course, I made sure to take notes and reflect on the text as heavily as possible. I wanted to bring something more significant from it than a blog post, and I feel I did. In this novella written by Jose Eduardo Agualusa, we meet our protagonist, Daniel Benchimol, who […]

Posted in Agualusa, Blogs | Tagged with disappointment, hyperrealism, monologue, narratives, power, promise, Surrealism, the real, toxicity

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