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The Automatic Message

The Automatic Message (1933) (French: Le Message Automatique) was one of André Breton's significant theoretical works about automatism. The essay was first published in the magazine Minotaure, No. 3-4, (Paris) 1933.

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Author
André Breton
Genre
Essay
Publication date
1933
Publisher
Minotaure
Language
French
Original title
Le Message Automatique

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related to Literature · 28
The Automatic Message → André, André Breton, Art, Atlas Press, Breton, Breton's Essay, Claudia Dichter, Cologne, Ed, Eluard, Hans Günter Golinski, Immaculate Conception, In, ISBN, Lock-gray-alt-2, Lock-green, Lock-red-alt-2, Magnetic Fields, Michael Krajewski, Occultism
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The Automatic Message → Minotaure
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The Automatic Message → Automatism

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The Automatic MessageAuthorAndré Breton1.00infobox
The Automatic MessageGenreEssay1.00infobox
The Automatic MessageLanguageFrench1.00infobox
The Automatic MessageOriginal titleLe Message Automatique1.00infobox
The Automatic MessagePublication date19331.00infobox
The Automatic MessagePublisherMinotaure1.00infobox
The Automatic MessageSubjectAutomatism1.00infobox
The Automatic Messagerelated to LiteratureAndré Breton0.60section
The Automatic Messagerelated to LiteratureIn0.60section
The Automatic Messagerelated to LiteratureThe Message0.60section
The Automatic Messagerelated to LiteratureArt0.60section
The Automatic Messagerelated to LiteratureOccultism0.60section

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