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André Breton frasi celebri
“Le soluzioni immaginarie sono il vivere e il cessare di vivere. L'esistenza è altrove.”
Origine: Dal Manifesto del surrealismo.
Origine: Da Astrologie moderne n. 12, 1954.
André Breton Frasi e Citazioni
“Il meraviglioso è sempre bello, anzi, solo il meraviglioso è bello.”
Origine: Dal Manifesto del surrealismo.
Origine: Dall'introduzione a Lautréamont/Ducasse Opere Complete, Corti, 1953.
“Laddove la dialettica hegeliana non funziona, per me non c'è né pensiero né speranza di verità.”
Origine: Da Entretiens, Gallimard, Parigi, 1952, p. 152.
Origine: Tratto da L'azzurro del cielo di Georges Bataille, Einaudi, 2008, p. 148 e ripreso a sua volta da Manifestes du Surréalisme di André Breton, trad. it. L. Magrini Manifesti del Surrealismo, Einaudi, 1966 e 1987.
Origine: Dall'introduzione di Lautréamont/Ducasse Opere Complete, Corti, 1953.
“È forse con Dalí che per la prima volta sono state spalancate le finestre della mente.”
Origine: Citato in AA.VV., Il libro dell'arte, traduzione di Martina Dominici, Gribaudo, 2018, p. 312. ISBN 9788858018330
André Breton: Frasi in inglese
“My wish is that you may be loved to the point of madness.”
Origine: What is Surrealism?: Selected Writings
“Keep reminding yourself that literature is one of the saddest roads that leads to everything.”
Le Manifeste du Surréalisme, Andre Breton (Manifesto of Surrealism; 1924)
Contesto: After you have settled yourself in a place as favorable as possible to the concentration of your mind upon itself, have writing materials brought to you. Put yourself in as passive, or receptive, a state of mind as you can. Forget about your genius, your talents, and the talents of everyone else. Keep reminding yourself that literature is one of the saddest roads that lead to everything. Write quickly, without any preconceived subject, fast enough so that you will not remember what you're writing and be tempted to reread what you have written. The first sentence will come spontaneously, so compelling is the truth that with every passing second there is a sentence unknown to our consciousness which is only crying out to be heard.
“Humor (is) the process that allows one to brush reality aside when it gets too distressing.”
André Breton libro Anthology of Black Humor
Origine: Anthology of Black Humor
André Breton libro Manifestoes of Surrealism
Origine: Manifestoes of Surrealism
Breton's quote in the Introduction to the exhibition of Gorky's first show, Julien Levy Gallery, March 1945; as quoted in Arshile Gorky, – Goats on the roof, ed. by Matthew Spender, Ridinghouse, London, 2009, pp. 257-258
after 1930
Quote of Breton, written in the prologue of The Diary of a Genius, Salvador Dali, London Pan Books, 1976, 1980 p. 35
after 1930
“Life’s greatest gift is the freedom it leaves you to step out of it whenever you choose.”
André Breton libro Anthology of Black Humor
Origine: Anthology of Black Humor
“All my life my heart has yearned for a thing I cannot name.” andre breton”
Variante: All my life, my heart has yearned for a thing I cannot name.
Origine: Mad Love
“Beauty will be CONVULSIVE or not at all.”
André Breton libro Nadja
1920's
Origine: Quote from Breton's novel Nadja (1928), final sentence
“… with the end of my breath, which is the beginning of yours.”
André Breton libro Nadja
Origine: Nadja
André Breton libro Manifestoes of Surrealism
Origine: Manifestoes of Surrealism
André Breton libro Anthology of Black Humor
Origine: Anthology of Black Humor
