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The same year however, perhaps more comfortable on his home turf in Paris, speaking to the Congress of Writers, Breton made it clear that he intended to have his cake and eat it; “Transform the world,” Marx said; “change life,” Rimbaud said. These two watchwords are one for us.”...
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