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Richard Huelsenbeck. Unter Mitarbeit von Karin Füllner. Mit Beiträgen von Rolf Italiaander und Hans J. Kleinschmidt. (Hamburger Bibliographien. Bd. 22.) by Richard. Sheppard, 1982 ARP. Edited with an introduction by James Thrall Soby. Articles by Jean Hans Arp, Richard Huelsenbeck, Robert Melville, Carola Giedion-Welcker. by New York. The Museum of Modern Art., 1958 Phantastische Gebete (German Edition) by Richard Huelsenbeck, 1993 Weltdada Huelsenbeck: Eine Biografie in Briefen und Bildern (German Edition) by Richard Huelsenbeck, 1996 The Dada Almanac (Atlas Arkhive, 1) Arp (Museum of Modern Art Publications in Reprint) by Museum of Modern Art, James T. Soby, et all 1986-06 Mit Witz, Licht und Grütze. Auf den Spuren des Dadaismus. Preface by Will Grohmann. by Richard. Huelsenbeck, 1957 En avant Dada (Poetische Aktion) (German Edition) by Richard Huelsenbeck, 1976 Reise bis ans Ende der Freiheit: Autobiographische Fragmente (Veroffentlichungen der Deutschen Akademie fur Sprache und Dichtung Darmstadt) (German Edition) by Richard Huelsenbeck, 1984 Blago Bung, Blago Bung, Bosso Fatakal: First Texts of German Dada (Anti-Classics of Dada) by Richard Huelsenbeck, Walter Sterner, et all 1995-12 Der Junge Huelsenbeck: Entwicklungsjahre eines Dadaisten (German Edition) Memoirs of a Dada Drummer (The Documents of Twentieth Century Art) by Richard Huelsenbeck, 1991-06-06 ARP. Edited with an introduction by James Thrall Soby. Articles by Jean Hans Arp, Richard Huelsenbeck, Robert Melville, Carola Giedion-Welcker. by New York. The Museum of Modern Art., 1958 Person (Dortmund): Wilhelm Canaris, Friedrich Arnold Brockhaus, Theodor Blank, Richard Hülsenbeck, Lothar Emmerich, Benno Elkan (German Edition)

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81. German Books: Richard Huelsenbeck. Texte Und Aktionen Eines Dadaisten
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    Extractions: Richard Huelsenbeck. Texte und Aktionen eines Dadaisten Montage: John Heartfield. Vom Club Dada zur Arbeiter Illustrierten Zeitung. Erwin Schulhoff. Die Referate des Kolloquiums in Köln am 7. Oktober 1992 veranstaltet von der Kölner Gesellschaft für Neue Musik und musica reanimata Dada - Kunst in der Revolte. Eine existenzphilosophische Analyse des Dadaismus ... Begegnungen von Dada bis heute. Briefe, Dokumente, Erinnerungen. Page:

82. Richard Huelsenbeck
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83. Bohemia Books - New Books
    A selection of new books of avantgarde interest. BALL , Hugo , huelsenbeck,richard SERNER, Walter. huelsenbeck , richard (Ed.).  
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    Extractions: The First Texts Of German Dada The German contribution to the Dada movement ("DADA MEANS NOTHING!" proclaimed Tristan Tzara) as it unfolded in Zurich during the first World War is not widely known. This collection brings together three texts translated into English for the first time, which were essential for the very creation of the movement, and which influenced all its future developments in France, Germany, the USA and many other countries. Included is the only Dada novel, Tenderenda the Fantast, written by the movement's founder Hugo Ball, sections of which he performed at the celebrated Cabaret Voltaire. It is partially a roman a clef recounting the birth of Dada and the author's subsequent love-hate relationship with his monstrous creation, and yet it is much more besides. Richard Huelsenbeck's Fantastic Prayers was the first Dada poetry collection, and these precocious "Bruitist" poems clearly illustrate how the absurd elements in early Expressionism evolved into the bizarre eloquence of Dada. Finally, Walter Serner's Last Loosening manifesto, the first major German manifesto written in Zurich, which provoked numerous brawls at its various performances and yet is hardly known. In fact it was the source for many of Tzara's future literary provocations and seems to have been deliberately suppressed for this reason.

84. 80mundos
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85. Lautpoesie-Bibliographie Und Diskographie
    huelsenbeck, richard;Tzara, Tristan Die Geburt des Dada. 19) huelsenbeck, richard (Hg.) Dada.  
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86. Excite France - Répertoire
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87. The Dada Almanac, Vol. 1 -- Richard Huelsenbeck Barbara Wright Terry Hale Antony
    Edited by richard huelsenbeck,. Translated by Barbara Wright, Terry Hale and AntonyMelville. Consortium Book Sales. Due/Published June 1994, 175 pages, paper.  
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88. Artnet.com: Resource Library: Dada
    The Zurich group was formed around the poets HUGO BALL, Emmy Hennings, TRISTAN TZARAand richard huelsenbeck, and the painters HANS ARP, MARCEL JANCO and HANS  
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    Extractions: Dada. There are more than 45,000 articles in The Grove Dictionary of Art . To access the rest of this article, including the bibliography, subscribe to www.groveart.com . To find out more about this subject, click on a related article below and subscribe to www.groveart.com collages collections films painting paintings photomontages sculpture commentaries exhibitions periodicals regional traditions Brazil France Germany Switzerland United States of America Reproduced by kind permission of Macmillan Publishers Limited, publishers of The Grove Dictionary of Art

89. References And Notes For Dada
    richard huelsenbeck invented his own 'Negro words' and learned several authenticAfrican and South Seas chants from the landlord of the Cabaret Voltaire (an  
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    Extractions: . A useful bibliography and a collection of essays covering the New York Dada scene can be found in New York Dada . Hugo Ball, Flight Out of Time , edited by John Elderfield, translated by Ann Raimes (New York: The Viking Press, The Documents of the 20th Century Art, 1974 [1924]), p. 70. . Dadaist sound poetry was known to the English speaking public since at least the thirties. Eugene Jolas had published and discussed various Dadaist and Futurist sound poets in his archtypical little magazine, Transition. Ball's description in Flucht aus der Zeit of inventing the lautgedichte was translated into English in Jolas's article "Hugo Ball: Sound Poems," in Transition No. 25, Fall (Paris: Shakespeare and Co., 1936). A recent collection of writings published in Transition between the years of 1927 to 1930 can be found in In Transition: A Paris Anthology , with an introduction by Noel Riley Fitch (New York: Anchor Books, 1990). . Barzun's importance and experiments in the simultaneous perception of multiple narrative flows for poetry are largely unknown at present. A mention of some of his work and influence can be found in Roger Shattuck's The Banquet Years (New York: Vintage, 1968) and Louise Varese's Varese:

90. Antiquariat Peter Petrej
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91. Doherty
    11. richard huelsenbeck, Dadaist Manifesto, quoted in huelsenbeck,En Avant Dada A History of Dadaism, trans. Ralph Manheim, in  
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    Extractions: by Brigid Doherty In this essay, I provide detailed analyses of the representation of traumatic shock within individual works that I consider representative of dada montage in its most powerful forms and that thus demonstrate the meaningfulness and vitality of trauma as a category of historical and interpretative interest in Berlin dada. Because my analyses of texts and images are closely focused, I want to emphasize at this juncture that trauma must be counted among the most basic concerns of Berlin dada. Trauma figured prominently in the movementÕs founding document, the "Dadaist Manifesto" of 1918, where a famous passage describes the ambitions of Berlin dada's art in a graphic language of shock and dismemberment: The highest art will be that which in its conscious content presents the thousandfold problems of the day, an art which one can see has let itself be thrown by the explosions of the last week, which is forever gathering up its limbs after yesterday's crash. The best and most extraordinary artists will be those who every hour snatch the tatters of their bodies out of the frenzied cataract of life, holding fast to the intellect of their time, bleeding from hands and hearts. "Psychiatry knows traumatophile types," wrote Walter Benjamin in his classic interpretation of Baudelaire.

92. Slamagoge - Vita
    Translate this page Texte bis 1933. Bd 2. München 1982. huelsenbeck, richard (Hg.)Dada. Eine Dokumentation. Hamburg 1994. Ethnologie/Anthropologie.  
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    Extractions: Literaturverzeichnis - Spoken Word-Katalog Noch vor wenigen Jahren gab es im Bereich der Quellen keine repräsentativen Textsammlungen - sogar die Literaturwissenschaft bot keine geeigneten Forschungsmodelle für das weite Themenspektrum "Spoken Word". Glücklicherweise beginnt sich die Situation zu verbessern: neue Anthologien geben Einblicke in den Aufbruch der literarischen Off-Szenen. Dazu kommen speziell aus angloamerikanischen Universitäten interessante Ansätze, die helfen Phänomene wie Spoken Word, Slam oder Performance Poetry kultur- und literaturwissenschaftlich zu betrachten. Nachfolgend sollen interessierte Leser Literaturtips zu folgenden Themen finden: A)

93. Aspen: Index
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94. Hofmannsthal - Huelsenbeck
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95. Exil Literatur
    kleine Wolke und Regen. Genau das war Dada. (Hausmann 1970, zit.  
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