This book offers a general historical overview of the Dada movement
and presents the individual destinies of some of its major players
against the background of the historical, political, and cultural
trends which dominated the twentieth century in Europe as well as
in America. The author discusses in depth the reciprocal
interaction between Dada as an avant-garde movement and its
environment, as well as a number of the emerging phenomena born
during this interactive process. Dada is viewed as a complex
phenomenon dominated by the emergence of hard-to-extrapolate
effects; one hundred years of history enable us to ascertain the
depth and the extent of this extremely significant socio-cultural
event which was Dada and its relevancy to our post-modern and in
the future-perhaps-post-human societies.
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