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Value and Hidden Cost in André Breton’s Surrealist Collection

Katharine Conley

pp. 8-22

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Merrill Cole

pp. 23-42

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The Effects of Censorship on the Emergence of Anti-Colonial Protest in France

Phyllis Taoua

pp. 43-55

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Myth, History and Repetition: André Breton and Vodou in Haiti

Terri Geis

pp. 56-75

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Shadows of the Colonial: David Hare, empathetic perception, and ethnographic Surrealism in the 1940s

Claudia Mesch

pp. 76-95

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“La Poesía Sorprendida”; or the Surrealist Poetic Imagination Against Neocolonial Dictatorship in the Dominican Republic, 1943–1947

Anthony Dawahare

pp. 96-115

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Dada and Surrealism Faced with Colonialism

Martine Antle

pp. 116-119

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The Civil War as Global Conflict by ed. David T. Gleeson and Simon Lewis (review)

Jesse Tyler Lobbs

p. 120

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Introduction: Dada, Surrealism, and Colonialism

Martine Antle, Katharine Conley

pp. 1-7

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Notes on Contributors

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Books Received

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Value and Hidden Cost in André Breton’s Surrealist Collection

Uncapture This Image

The Effects of Censorship on the Emergence of Anti-Colonial Protest in France

Myth, History and Repetition: André Breton and Vodou in Haiti

Shadows of the Colonial: David Hare, empathetic perception, and ethnographic Surrealism in the 1940s

“La Poesía Sorprendida”; or the Surrealist Poetic Imagination Against Neocolonial Dictatorship in the Dominican Republic, 1943–1947

Dada and Surrealism Faced with Colonialism

The Civil War as Global Conflict by ed. David T. Gleeson and Simon Lewis (review)

Introduction: Dada, Surrealism, and Colonialism

Notes on Contributors

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