Kirsten Strom is Professor of Art History at Grand Valley State University.

• IntroductionKirsten StromPart One: Concepts and Practices Exploratory Themes1. Dreams and HumorNatalya Lusty2. Play, Games and ChanceSusan Laxton3. The Marvelous and the UncannyAndrea Gremels and Kirsten Strom4. Convulsive Beauty and Mad LoveGavin Parkinson5. The Occult, Magic and AlchemyRachael Grew6. Toward a Total Animism: Surrealism and Nature Kristoffer NohedonProtestations7. Capitalism and ColonialismMichael Richardson8. Limits Not Frontiers: Surrealist Resistance to Nationalism, Patriotism, and MilitarismKrzysztof Fijalkowski9. Catholicism and Family ValuesMiguel EscribanoCreative Applications10. Verbal TechniquesMadeleine Chalmers11. Visual TechniquesElliott King12. Buñuel and Dalí, Un Chien andalouElza AdamowiczPart Two: Lessons from ParisTensions and Dissensions13. "Anarchy"…or Anarchism?: Dada in Paris and the Shifting Politics of IrreverenceTheresa Papanikolas14. Georges Bataille, André Breton and the Culture of SurrealismRaymond Spiteri15. Surrealism and the French Communist PartyMikkel Bolt RasmussenPublic Interfaces 16. Surrealism’s PublicsRachel Silveri17. Surrealism on Display: American Reception and ExpansionSandra ZalmanPart Three: Situated Contexts: Adaptations and Translations18. Surrealism in the Arab WorldRiad Kherdeen 19. Surrealism and AustraliaGavin Yates20. Surrealism in Belgium: A Never-Ending StoryPierre Taminiaux21. Surrealism in the Caribbean in the 1940s: Transnational EncountersPaulina Caro Troncoso22. Surrealism in ChicagoPenelope Rosemont23. Surrealism in ChinaLauren Walden24. Surrealism in the Czech LandsMalynne Sternstein25. Surrealism in EnglandChristina Heflin26. Surrealism in GreeceVictoria Ferentinou27. Surealis Yogya and other Surrealist Moments in Indonesia in the Twentieth CenturyTessel Bauduin28. Surrealism in JapanChinghsin Wu29. Surrealism in MexicoMelanie Nicholson30. Romanian SurrealismCosana Eram31. Scandinavian SurrealismKerry Greaves32. Surrealist Dialogues in South AmericaMaría Clara Bernal33. Surrealism and SpainMaite Barragán34. Surrealism and Post-War West Germany Patricia AllmerPart Four: Critical DialoguesThe Politics of Collecting35. L’élan surréaliste: Surrealist aspirations and the power and primacy of Oceanic ArtMaia Nuku36. The Surrealist Experience of Indigenous North America: A Second "Discovery" of the AmericasMarco Polo Juarez CruzGender and Sexuality37. Feminist Encounters with Surrealism: Revisiting the Formative CritiquesAnna Watz38. Visions of AndrogynyAbigail Susik39. Radical MusesCatriona McAra and Jonathan P. Eburne 40. Dismembered Muses and Mirrors that Bite: A Trans Perspective on Gender Variance in Surrealist ArtJordan ReznickPart Five: Further Reaches41. The Intellectual Resonances of SurrealismBruce Baugh42. Surrealist Resonances in Contemporary ArtCraig Adcock43. The Hybrid and Surreal Memoirs of Tameca Cole, Raymond Towler, Shay Youngblood and Steve CormanyRochelle Spencer44. Inquiry on Surrealism in 2024Jonathan P. Eburne, Krzysztof Fijalkowski, Andrea Gremels, Melanie Nicholson, Michael Richardson, Penelope Rosemont, Rachel Silveri, Rochelle Spencer, Abigail Susik, Pierre Taminiaux

Kirsten Strom is Professor of Art History at Grand Valley State University.

• IntroductionKirsten StromPart One: Concepts and Practices Exploratory Themes1. Dreams and HumorNatalya Lusty2. Play, Games and ChanceSusan Laxton3. The Marvelous and the UncannyAndrea Gremels and Kirsten Strom4. Convulsive Beauty and Mad LoveGavin Parkinson5. The Occult, Magic and AlchemyRachael Grew6. Toward a Total Animism: Surrealism and Nature Kristoffer NohedonProtestations7. Capitalism and ColonialismMichael Richardson8. Limits Not Frontiers: Surrealist Resistance to Nationalism, Patriotism, and MilitarismKrzysztof Fijalkowski9. Catholicism and Family ValuesMiguel EscribanoCreative Applications10. Verbal TechniquesMadeleine Chalmers11. Visual TechniquesElliott King12. Buñuel and Dalí, Un Chien andalouElza AdamowiczPart Two: Lessons from ParisTensions and Dissensions13. "Anarchy"…or Anarchism?: Dada in Paris and the Shifting Politics of IrreverenceTheresa Papanikolas14. Georges Bataille, André Breton and the Culture of SurrealismRaymond Spiteri15. Surrealism and the French Communist PartyMikkel Bolt RasmussenPublic Interfaces 16. Surrealism’s PublicsRachel Silveri17. Surrealism on Display: American Reception and ExpansionSandra ZalmanPart Three: Situated Contexts: Adaptations and Translations18. Surrealism in the Arab WorldRiad Kherdeen 19. Surrealism and AustraliaGavin Yates20. Surrealism in Belgium: A Never-Ending StoryPierre Taminiaux21. Surrealism in the Caribbean in the 1940s: Transnational EncountersPaulina Caro Troncoso22. Surrealism in ChicagoPenelope Rosemont23. Surrealism in ChinaLauren Walden24. Surrealism in the Czech LandsMalynne Sternstein25. Surrealism in EnglandChristina Heflin26. Surrealism in GreeceVictoria Ferentinou27. Surealis Yogya and other Surrealist Moments in Indonesia in the Twentieth CenturyTessel Bauduin28. Surrealism in JapanChinghsin Wu29. Surrealism in MexicoMelanie Nicholson30. Romanian SurrealismCosana Eram31. Scandinavian SurrealismKerry Greaves32. Surrealist Dialogues in South AmericaMaría Clara Bernal33. Surrealism and SpainMaite Barragán34. Surrealism and Post-War West Germany Patricia AllmerPart Four: Critical DialoguesThe Politics of Collecting35. L’élan surréaliste: Surrealist aspirations and the power and primacy of Oceanic ArtMaia Nuku36. The Surrealist Experience of Indigenous North America: A Second "Discovery" of the AmericasMarco Polo Juarez CruzGender and Sexuality37. Feminist Encounters with Surrealism: Revisiting the Formative CritiquesAnna Watz38. Visions of AndrogynyAbigail Susik39. Radical MusesCatriona McAra and Jonathan P. Eburne 40. Dismembered Muses and Mirrors that Bite: A Trans Perspective on Gender Variance in Surrealist ArtJordan ReznickPart Five: Further Reaches41. The Intellectual Resonances of SurrealismBruce Baugh42. Surrealist Resonances in Contemporary ArtCraig Adcock43. The Hybrid and Surreal Memoirs of Tameca Cole, Raymond Towler, Shay Youngblood and Steve CormanyRochelle Spencer44. Inquiry on Surrealism in 2024Jonathan P. Eburne, Krzysztof Fijalkowski, Andrea Gremels, Melanie Nicholson, Michael Richardson, Penelope Rosemont, Rachel Silveri, Rochelle Spencer, Abigail Susik, Pierre Taminiaux

Kirsten Strom is Professor of Art History at Grand Valley State University.

• IntroductionKirsten StromPart One: Concepts and Practices Exploratory Themes1. Dreams and HumorNatalya Lusty2. Play, Games and ChanceSusan Laxton3. The Marvelous and the UncannyAndrea Gremels and Kirsten Strom4. Convulsive Beauty and Mad LoveGavin Parkinson5. The Occult, Magic and AlchemyRachael Grew6. Toward a Total Animism: Surrealism and Nature Kristoffer NohedonProtestations7. Capitalism and ColonialismMichael Richardson8. Limits Not Frontiers: Surrealist Resistance to Nationalism, Patriotism, and MilitarismKrzysztof Fijalkowski9. Catholicism and Family ValuesMiguel EscribanoCreative Applications10. Verbal TechniquesMadeleine Chalmers11. Visual TechniquesElliott King12. Buñuel and Dalí, Un Chien andalouElza AdamowiczPart Two: Lessons from ParisTensions and Dissensions13. "Anarchy"…or Anarchism?: Dada in Paris and the Shifting Politics of IrreverenceTheresa Papanikolas14. Georges Bataille, André Breton and the Culture of SurrealismRaymond Spiteri15. Surrealism and the French Communist PartyMikkel Bolt RasmussenPublic Interfaces 16. Surrealism’s PublicsRachel Silveri17. Surrealism on Display: American Reception and ExpansionSandra ZalmanPart Three: Situated Contexts: Adaptations and Translations18. Surrealism in the Arab WorldRiad Kherdeen 19. Surrealism and AustraliaGavin Yates20. Surrealism in Belgium: A Never-Ending StoryPierre Taminiaux21. Surrealism in the Caribbean in the 1940s: Transnational EncountersPaulina Caro Troncoso22. Surrealism in ChicagoPenelope Rosemont23. Surrealism in ChinaLauren Walden24. Surrealism in the Czech LandsMalynne Sternstein25. Surrealism in EnglandChristina Heflin26. Surrealism in GreeceVictoria Ferentinou27. Surealis Yogya and other Surrealist Moments in Indonesia in the Twentieth CenturyTessel Bauduin28. Surrealism in JapanChinghsin Wu29. Surrealism in MexicoMelanie Nicholson30. Romanian SurrealismCosana Eram31. Scandinavian SurrealismKerry Greaves32. Surrealist Dialogues in South AmericaMaría Clara Bernal33. Surrealism and SpainMaite Barragán34. Surrealism and Post-War West Germany Patricia AllmerPart Four: Critical DialoguesThe Politics of Collecting35. L’élan surréaliste: Surrealist aspirations and the power and primacy of Oceanic ArtMaia Nuku36. The Surrealist Experience of Indigenous North America: A Second "Discovery" of the AmericasMarco Polo Juarez CruzGender and Sexuality37. Feminist Encounters with Surrealism: Revisiting the Formative CritiquesAnna Watz38. Visions of AndrogynyAbigail Susik39. Radical MusesCatriona McAra and Jonathan P. Eburne 40. Dismembered Muses and Mirrors that Bite: A Trans Perspective on Gender Variance in Surrealist ArtJordan ReznickPart Five: Further Reaches41. The Intellectual Resonances of SurrealismBruce Baugh42. Surrealist Resonances in Contemporary ArtCraig Adcock43. The Hybrid and Surreal Memoirs of Tameca Cole, Raymond Towler, Shay Youngblood and Steve CormanyRochelle Spencer44. Inquiry on Surrealism in 2024Jonathan P. Eburne, Krzysztof Fijalkowski, Andrea Gremels, Melanie Nicholson, Michael Richardson, Penelope Rosemont, Rachel Silveri, Rochelle Spencer, Abigail Susik, Pierre Taminiaux