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Résumé : Contents: Collage's Interrelations: Text, Geography and Materiality - David Ragnar Nelson: City of Paper: The Materiality of Montage in Alfred D?blin's Berlin Alexanderplatz(1929) - Astrid von Asten: 'I Was Haunted by the Idea of Doing Something Absolute': Hans Arp, Pioneer of Non-Objective Collage - Collage and Appropriation - Brett M. Van Hoesen: Colonial Botany and the Collages of Max Ernst - Ana Mar?a G?mez L?pez: Fossils and Clippings as Odds and Ends: Johannes Weigelt's Elusive Photomontages in Nazi Germany - Defining and Re-Defining Collage in a Postwar Context - Adrian Sudhalter: Collage as Symbolic Form: Margaret Miller, Collageand the 'Dislocations of War' - Michael White: Montage Reassembled: Dada in the Postwar Archive - Collage and Corporeality - Oona Lochner: Cutting Across Lines: Lil Picard and the Reorienting Effects of Collage - Lisa Lee: Thomas Hirschhorn and the Incommensurable Gesture.
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Sommaire: Contents: Collage's Interrelations: Text, Geography and Materiality - David Ragnar Nelson: City of Paper: The Materiality of Montage in Alfred D?blin's Berlin Alexanderplatz (1929) - Astrid von Asten: 'I Was Haunted by the Idea of Doing Something Absolute': Hans Arp, Pioneer of Non-Objective Collage - Collage and Appropriation - Brett M. Van Hoesen: Colonial Botany and the Collages of Max Ernst - Ana Mar?a G?mez L?pez: Fossils and Clippings as Odds and Ends: Johannes Weigelt's Elusive Photomontages in Nazi Germany - Defining and Re-Defining Collage in a Postwar Context - Adrian Sudhalter: Collage as Symbolic Form: Margaret Miller, Collage and the 'Dislocations of War' - Michael White: Montage Reassembled: Dada in the Postwar Archive - Collage and Corporeality - Oona Lochner: Cutting Across Lines: Lil Picard and the Reorienting Effects of Collage - Lisa Lee: Thomas Hirschhorn and the Incommensurable Gesture.