An Anti-Cartesian Dream? A critique of Rationalism in Surrealism's First Manifesto

Original language	American English
Title of host publication	Rhetoric and Argumentation (1997), International Association for Dialogue (IADA)
State	Published - 1999

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Place of conference:Lugano University

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Yanoshevsky, G. (1999). An Anti-Cartesian Dream? A critique of Rationalism in Surrealism's First Manifesto. In Rhetoric and Argumentation (1997), International Association for Dialogue (IADA)

Yanoshevsky, G. / An Anti-Cartesian Dream? A critique of Rationalism in Surrealism's First Manifesto. Rhetoric and Argumentation (1997), International Association for Dialogue (IADA). 1999.

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