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RE: ADSactly Literature: The Count of Lautréamont or a Poetry of the Future (Part II)
Fascinating. It is usually the case with literary movements (and artistic movements in general) that someone will be ahead of their time and produce works of art that do not quite fit their contemporaries, but anticipate new things to come.
I like the idea of the collage as something pre-post-modern and at the same time characteristic of post-modernism.
Looking forward to reading the next post.
Thank you for your assessment, @hlezama. That's right, and Lautréamont was one of the most advanced radicals, a true avant-garde. And he's not only modern, but even postmodern. About the advance of collage, I thought that it is as if Lautréamont had ironically updated the idea of the "still life" or "still life" before the painting of the Middle Ages. Until the next publication. Greetings.