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1 The Red Tower (1913) Giorgia de Chirico

2 SURREALISM “…a perfectly unbelievable story recounted to readers with such a hallucinatory logic that one has the impression that this same story can happen to you tomorrow.”

3 The Elephant Celebes Max Ernst (1921)

4 SURREALISM Surreal: Producing fantastic or incongruous imagery or effects in literature by means of unnatural or irrational juxtapositions and combinations.

5 Surrealism in The Things They Carried
The death of Ted Lavender: The suddenness of Ted’s death in the midst of the celebration of Lee Strunk’s emergence from the tunnel. The death of Curt Lemon: Recounted 4 times – each a little differently.

6 This Is Not A Pipe Rene Magritte (1929)

7 The Persistence Of Memory Salvador Dali (1931)

8 The Metamorphosis of Narcissus
Salvador Dali (1937)

9 Characteristics of Surrealism in Literature:
Details are emphasized with clarity Hypersensitive state of mind Incident pregnant with symbols Profound meaning in everything – even if it’s not immediately evident Blur between memory and imagination; between reality and fantasy Truths are contradictory Distorted perspective

10 Reply To Red Yves Tanguy (1943)

11 The Son of Man Rene Magritte (1964)

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