Publication: Acción surrealista y medios de intervención. El
surrealismo en las revistas, 1919 – 1929
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2012
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Área de Publicaciones de la Universidad de León
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Las revistas son elementos imprescindibles del complejo entramado surrealista. Aun siendo hoy perfectamente conocidas y ampliamente utilizadas en los estudios sobre aquel movimiento, caben todavía, muy particularmente en lengua española, análisis centrados específicamente en el conjunto de aquellas publicaciones. Tal es el objetivo del presente estudio, aplicado a establecer un relato articulado del devenir del surrealismo, siempre al hilo de los avatares editoriales y la descripción detallada de sus revistas. En esta su primera entrega se aborda la década en que el surrealismo,inserto en el ambiente dadaísta, se forma alrededor de la revista Littérature y madura en La Révolution surréaliste. El conflictivo Segundo manifiesto del surrealismo cierra este período en 1929.
Magazines are an indispensable part of the complex Surrealist framework. Despite being very wellknown today, there is still a need –in spanish language at least – for interconnecting and comprehensive accounts of Surrealistic activity specifi cally undertaken by the publishing enterprises of periodical publications. This is the objective of this particular study which, in this fi rst instalment, deals with the decade in which Surrealism, from within the realms of Dadaism, begins to take shape around the magazine called Littérature and then comes of age in La Révolution surréaliste. The conflictive Second Manifesto of Surrealism brings this period to an end in 1929.
Magazines are an indispensable part of the complex Surrealist framework. Despite being very wellknown today, there is still a need –in spanish language at least – for interconnecting and comprehensive accounts of Surrealistic activity specifi cally undertaken by the publishing enterprises of periodical publications. This is the objective of this particular study which, in this fi rst instalment, deals with the decade in which Surrealism, from within the realms of Dadaism, begins to take shape around the magazine called Littérature and then comes of age in La Révolution surréaliste. The conflictive Second Manifesto of Surrealism brings this period to an end in 1929.