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Dada and Beyond, Volume 2: Dada and its Legacies |
Elza Adamowicz; Eric Robertson (Volume Editors)
Brill
The Critical Reception of René Crevel: The 1920s and Beyond
Authors

Paul Cooke

ARI Id

1674442540038_9510097

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Pages

167–180

Chapter URL

https://brill.com/display/book/9789401208642/B9789401208642-s012.xml

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Preliminary material
Editors Dada and Beyond, Volume 2
1–14
Zurich Dada Dance Performance and the Role of Sophie Taeuber
Jill Fell
16–32
L’Acte Dada
Catherine Dufour
33–42
‘Dada is Dead – Long Live Dada’: The Influence of Dadaism on Contemporary Performance Art
Kerstin Sommer
43–53
Francis Picabia, Stacia Napierkowska, and the Cinema: The Circuits of Perception
Jennifer Wild
55–76
Patterns of Duality – Between/Beyond Dada and Surrealism: Man Ray’s Emak Bakia (1926)
Kim Knowles
77–87
Spectres of Dada: From Man Ray to Marker and Godard
Ramona Fotiade
89–106
The Location of Dada Culture: Revising the Cultural Coordinates
Dafydd Jones
108–121
Le Cabaret Voltaire en perspective
Nadia Ghanem
123–133
Dada et la fonction écologique de l’art (à partir de Fountain de Duchamp)
Patrick Suter
135–146
Dans le sillage de Dada: Dubuffet, Michaux, Alechinsky et autres “périphériques”
Nathalie Roelens
148–165
The Critical Reception of René Crevel: The 1920s and Beyond
Paul Cooke
167–180
Enfants naturels ou filles spirituelles ? À propos de quelques réflexions sur l’esprit de filiation Dada dans les pratiques “autographiques” des auteures-artistes surréalistes
Andrea Oberhuber
181–198
“The Rimbaud of Cwmdonkin Drive”: Dylan Thomas as Surrealist
John Goodby
199–223
Tararira de Benjamin Fondane et l’héritage subversif du Dadaïsme
Olivier Salazar-Ferrer
225–243
Dada and its Afterlife in Czechoslovakia: Jan Švankmajer’s The Flat and Věra Chytilová’s Daisies
Alfred Thomas
245–261
The Importance of Talking Nonsense: Tzara, Ideology, and Dada in the 21st Century
Stephen Forcer
263–274
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