The Beribboned Bomb : The Image of Woman in Male Surealist Art Book

	List of Illustrations
	Acknowledgements
	Introduction
1	A Synoptic History of Surrealism	1
2	Surrealism as Cultural Autoeroticism	15
3	Tropes of Autoeroticism	23
3.1	Surrealism's History of the Mind	25
3.2	The Psychic Grab-Bag	27
3.3	Freudian Glosses	35
3.4	Rereading Freud and Reading re Freud	51
3.5	Meta-Collages of Some Other Mental Illnesses	60
4	Tropes of Perversion	69
4.1	Literary Origins of Surrealist Misogyny	70
4.2	Automatism as Secretarial Science	71
4.3	Nietzsche	82
4.4	Baudelaire	93
4.5	From Hoffmann to Freud	105
4.6	Sade and the Sadeian Personality	125
4.7	Lautreamont	157
5	Tropes of Novelty	161
5.1	Tradition and the Ineffable States	162
5.2	Irreligion: Anti-clericalism and the Black Mass	167
5.3	Sacrifice and Sade: Bataille's Contribution	177
5.4	Agriculture and Earth-Mothers	185
5.5	Alchemy and Androgynes	206
6	Men's Woman, Women's Woman	219
6.1	"Our Polished Members"	220
6.2	An Hysterical Interlude	240
6.3	"A Ribbon Around a Bomb"	253
7	Conclusion	269
	Bibliography	275
	Index	299