James Clifford on Surrealism
 

James Clifford from The Predicament of Culture (due @ UIC 4/01)
is quoted in Ocean of Sound, p. 162
 
"I am using the term Surrealism in an obviously expanded sense to circumscribe an aesthetic that values fragments, curious collections, unexpected juxtapositions--that works to provoke the manifestations of extraordinary realities drawn from the domains of the erotic, the exotic, and the unconscious."
> from David Toop's Ocean of Sound: Aether Talk, Ambient Sound and Imaginary Worlds (1995)

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