âSometimes I Spit for Pleasure on My Motherâs Portraitâ. On the Strategic Uses of Inflammatory Rhetoric in Surrealism

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âSometimes I Spit for Pleasure on My Motherâs Portraitâ. On the Strategic Uses of Inflammatory Rhetoric in Surrealism

In: The Invention of Politics in the European Avant-Garde (1906-1940)

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Kirsten Strom

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