-
Sartre says that what is
required for the
imaginary process to
occur is an
analogon—that is, an
equivalent of perception. This can be a painting, a photograph...
- Czech-Slovak
Surrealists never disbanded, and
continue to
publish their journal Analogon,
which now
spans almost 100 volumes.
Surrealist theatre and Artaud's "Theatre...
-
first and only
issue of the
anthology Gambra and then to the
magazine Analogon.
During the
short period up to 1970 Švankmajer
still managed to make the...
- ceramicist, and her
poetry and
prose regularly appeared in the
journal Analogon. Most recently, her work has
appeared in
English in
Surrealist Women: an...
- at [[:de:Nukleosid-
Analogon]]; see its
history for attribution. You may also add the
template {{Translated|de|Nukleosid-
Analogon}} to the talk page....
- (1933), "Die
Theorie der
Automorphismenringe Abelscher Gruppen und ihr
Analogon bei
nicht kommutativen Gruppen" [The
Theory of Automorphism-Rings of Abelian...
- doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.51.3604. PMID 9912027. W. Voigt,
Ueber das
Elektrische Analogon des
Zeemaneffectes (On the
electric analogue of the
Zeeman effect), Annalen...
-
really exists and it is
exactly the
structure of the neurotic. It is not an
analogon; it is not even an abstraction,
because an
abstraction is some sort of...
-
connects photography's
ability to
represent without style (a 'perfect
analogon': "The
Photographic Message", 1961) to its
tendency to
naturalise what...
- only the
lateral bend of head and neck is
termed torticollis,
whereas the
analogon to the
rotatory torticollis in
humans is
called a head tilt. The most frequently...
