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Tristan Tzara

Frankreich · Schriftsteller · Lebte 1896 bis 1963 · im Alter von 67

Tristan Tzara wird in 68 Sprachen etwa 353 Mal am Tag gelesen.

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Tristan Tzara, eigentlich Samuel Rosenstock (* 4. Apriljul. / 16. April 1896greg. in Moinești, Rumänien; † 24. Dezember 1963 in Paris), war ein rumänischer Schriftsteller und Mitbegründer des Dadaismus.

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1963Gestorben24. Dezember 19631922“I know that you have come here today to hear explanations. Well, don't expect to hear any explanations about Dada. You explain to me why you exist. You haven't the faintest idea.”Eigene WorteQuotes from 'Lecture on Dada', Tristan Tzara, 1922', - transl. from the French: Robert Motherwell, in The Dada Painters and Poets: An

“Nothing is more delightful than to confuse and upset people. People one doesn't like. What's the use of giving them explanations that are merely food for curiosity?”Eigene WorteQuotes from 'Lecture on Dada', Tristan Tzara, 1922', - transl. from the French: Robert Motherwell, in The Dada Painters and Poets: An

1920“To make a Dadaist Poem (1920)Take a newspaper. Take some scissors. Choose from this paper an article the length you want to make your poem. Cut out the article.”Eigene WorteQuote of Tzara's poem from 1920; as cited in Cambridge Introduction to Modernism, ed. Pericles Lewis (Cambridge UP, 2007), p. 107 - online:

1918“There is a literature that does not reach the voracious mass. It is the work of creators..”Eigene WorteQuotes of Tzara in his 'Dada manifesto', 1918 - transl. from the French: Robert Motherwell, in Dada Painters and Poets, by Robert

“Some people think they can explain rationally, by thought, what they think. But that is extremely relative... There is no ultimate Truth.”Eigene WorteQuotes of Tzara in his 'Dada manifesto', 1918 - transl. from the French: Robert Motherwell, in Dada Painters and Poets, by Robert

“Experience is also a product of chance and individual faculties... I detest greasy objectivity, and harmony, the science that finds everything in order.”Eigene WorteQuotes of Tzara in his 'Dada manifesto', 1918 - transl. from the French: Robert Motherwell, in Dada Painters and Poets, by Robert

1896Geboren16. April 1896

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  1. I know that you have come here today to hear explanations. Well, don't expect to hear any explanations about Dada. You explain to me why you exist. You haven't the faintest idea.

    1922, Quotes from 'Lecture on Dada', Tristan Tzara, 1922', - transl. from the French: Robert Motherwell, in The Dada Painters and Poets: An, Eigene Worte

  2. Dada is not at all modern. It is more in the nature of a return to an almost Buddhist religion of indifference.

    1922, Quotes from 'Lecture on Dada', Tristan Tzara, 1922', - transl. from the French: Robert Motherwell, in The Dada Painters and Poets: An, Eigene Worte

  3. Nothing is more delightful than to confuse and upset people. People one doesn't like. What's the use of giving them explanations that are merely food for curiosity?

    1922, Quotes from 'Lecture on Dada', Tristan Tzara, 1922', - transl. from the French: Robert Motherwell, in The Dada Painters and Poets: An, Eigene Worte

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Lebte 1896 bis 1963 · im Alter von 67

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