Title Statements
- Full title :Antonin Artaud, selected writings / edited, and with an introduction, by Susan Sontag ; translated from the French by Helen Weaver ; notes by Susan Sontag and Don Eric Levine.
Edition Statements
- Publication Date:1988
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):University of California Press
- Place of Publication:Berkeley
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:1988
Notes
"Translated from the French, Oeuvres complètes"--Title page verso.
Originally published: New York : Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, ©1976.
The Physical Object
- Description:lix, 661 pages, 14 unnumbered pages of plates : : illustrations ; : 21 cm
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:9780520064430, 0520064437
- oclc:ocm18134493
- LC Classification:PQ2601.R677
- Dewey Decimal:841/.912
Table of Contents
Five early poems -- Two early essays -- Letters from 1921-23 -- From Bilboquet (1923) -- Correspondence with Jacques Rivière (1923-24) -- Two essays from 1924 -- The umbilicus of limbo (1925) -- From The nerve meter (1925) -- Fragments of a Diary from hell (1925) -- More prose texts from 1925 -- Eighteen seconds, a screenplay (1925-26) -- From Art and death (1925-27) -- In total darkness, or, The surrealist bluff (1927) -- On the Seashell and the clergyman -- On the Alfred Jarry Theater -- Letters from 1927-30 -- Questions and answers on the cinema -- Excerpts from notebooks and private papers (1931-32) -- Letters from 1931 -- For the theater and its double -- Letters from 1932-33 -- From Heliogabalus, or, The anarchist crowned (1934) -- Letters and drafts from 1934-35 -- Excerpts from notebooks and private papers (1935) -- The trip to Mexico (1935) -- From A voyage to the land of the Tarahumara -- Letters from 1937 -- From The new revelations of being (1937) -- Letters from 1940 (Ville-Evrard) -- Letters from 1943-45 (Rodez) -- Two letters from 1946 -- Van Gogh, the man suicided by society (1947) -- Letter to Pierre Loeh (April 23, 1947) -- From Artaud le Momo (1947) -- Indian cu…
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