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  <read_at>Sun May 01 00:00:00 -0700 2005</read_at>
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    <body><![CDATA[We must leave the book, and as &quot;Nadja and Breton&quot;, we walk through  the streets of Paris ...<br/>&quot; It may be that life needs to be decoded as a cryptogram&quot;. The encounter with these words during my reading was surprising.  <br/><br/>&quot;Nadja&quot; is a reflection of surrealist thought  and is characterized by his innovative speech. <br/>Reading  &quot; The Manifeste of Surrealism &quot; by André Breton is a good introduction to discover this master of Surrealism. <br/><br/>The surreal text claim a special status: its priority is not literary but experimental. The desire of André Breton, when he wrote the story which gives the title of &quot;Nadja&quot;, is to share with readers, including his  surrealists's friends, like a witness over a period of its existence that has been crossed by wonderful episodes.  <br/>The text becomes the evidence of the opportunity to direct his life so that it's beyond the rational control and acquire a poetic consistency. The surreal text  is intended to contaminate the experience of the readers, which are called upon to test themself the limits of logic, and introduce doubt in the representation of their own future.]]></body>
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