The will to chance: necessity and arbitrariness in the Czech avant-garde from poetism to surrealism

Bloomington, Ind.: Slavica Publishers (2007)
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Abstract

Against arbitrariness -- The plastic word -- The simultaneous vision -- Each of us tracks his own toad -- The bed in the background : the erotics of chance in the discourses of Czech surrealism -- The poet and the hangman.

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