00:00 Don't call it "Surrealism"!
04:35 Automatic Writing
07:37 Free Association & Automatic Writing
09:15 Mediumship Experiments (Applications of Hypnosis)
10:47 Moved by Passion
12:20 Review of Toshihiko Izutsu's "Consciousness and Essence"
13:41 Kafka's "The Lawsuit" vs. Breton's "The Melting Fish"
20:23 Surrealist Political Activities
21:23 Reading "Nadja"

▽Literary Theory Playlist
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[Additional Information]
The magazine "Clarte," which Breton and others approached, was originally the official publication of "Clarte," an international anti-war and peace movement founded by Henri Barbusse. Komaki Omi, who was influenced by the Clarte movement in Paris, founded The Sower, a pioneering publication of proletarian literature, after returning to Japan. However, the Clarte that Breton and others were involved in was published after his conflict with Barbusse. Note that Tsukahara Fumi's The Age of Dada and Surrealism makes no mention of Komaki Omi.

[References: Newly Available]
André Breton, "The Surrealist Manifesto/The Melting Fish"
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André Breton, "Nadja"
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Kunio Iwaya, "What is Surrealism?"
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Fumi Tsukahara, "The Age of Dada and Surrealism"
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Toshihiko Izutsu, "Consciousness and Essence"
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Maurice Blanchot, "From Kafka to Kafka"
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Franz Kafka, "The Litigation" (Kobunsha Classics New Translation Collection)
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