The black surrealists / Jean-Claude Michel.
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| Other title: | Ecrivains noirs et le surréalisme. English. |
| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English French |
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New York :
P. Lang,
©2000.
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| Series: | Francophone cultures and literatures ;
v. 29. |
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Table of Contents:
- Ch. 1. The Surrealism Spirit
- Ch. 2. The Magazine Legitime Defense's Allegiance to Surrealism. A Criticism of the West. The Power of Humor. Legitime Defense's Political Testimony. Legitime Defense's Literary Revolution. Legitime Defense Precursor
- Ch. 3. The Magazine L'Etudiant Noir and Surrealism
- Ch. 4. Aime Cesaire and Surrealism. Cesaire's Function of Poetry. Cesaire's Surrealist Poetic Art. The Automatic Writing and the Surrealist Metaphors
- The Significance of Humor. Cesaire's Originality as a Black Surrealist
- Ch. 5. On Negritude
- Ch. 6. The Review Tropiques and Surrealism
- Ch. 7. Leopold Sedar Senghor and Surrealism
- Ch. 8. Leon Damas and Surrealism
- Ch. 9. Surrealism in Haiti. Magloire Saint-Aude: Anguished Obsession and Disintegration of Language. Jacques Roumain and the New Spirit. Andre Breton's Surrealist Adventure in Haiti
- Ch. 10. Rene Depestre: Poetry of Revolt and Merveilleux Universe Voodoo.