Les Champs magnétiques

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Les Champs magnétiques is a seminal early Surrealist text, co-written by André Breton and Philippe Soupault, that pioneered the use of automatic writing in literature.

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Les Champs magnétiques canonical 3
Magnetic Fields 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Surrealist text
literary work
poetry collection
associatedWith André Breton’s early Surrealist circle
author André Breton
Philippe Soupault
circaLength short book
coAuthor André Breton
Philippe Soupault
countryOfOrigin France
creativeMethod automatic writing sessions
followedBy Manifeste du surréalisme
genre experimental literature
poetry
hasInfluenceOn 20th-century avant-garde literature
hasPart fragmented narrative passages
prose poems
hasSubject disruption of rational narrative
psychic automatism
subconscious imagery
historicalSignificance first major Surrealist book
inception 1919
influenced Surrealist literature
automatic writing in literature
influencedBy Dada
language French
literaryForm automatic writing
literaryMovement early Surrealism
literaryTechnique free association
juxtaposition of unexpected images
mainTheme dream-like imagery
free association
unconscious mind
medium print
movement Surrealism
notableFor being an early Surrealist text
pioneering automatic writing
originalTitle Les Champs magnétiques
partOf early Surrealist canon
period interwar period
precededBy Dadaist experiments in language
publicationYear 1920
publisher Éditions Au Sans Pareil
style automatic, unedited prose
nonlinear
stream of consciousness
titleInEnglish The Magnetic Fields

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André Breton notableWork Les Champs magnétiques
Jean-Michel Jarre notableWork Magnetic Fields
linked to: Les Champs magnétiques
Philippe Soupault notableWork Les Champs magnétiques
Les Champs magnétiques originalTitle Les Champs magnétiques