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Page 1: SUNY Pressfor "the rose, deprived of its petals, remains the ros@' (219). Bataille decries the tendency to idealize an object by eliminating its base elements, while Breton clings
Page 2: SUNY Pressfor "the rose, deprived of its petals, remains the ros@' (219). Bataille decries the tendency to idealize an object by eliminating its base elements, while Breton clings
Page 3: SUNY Pressfor "the rose, deprived of its petals, remains the ros@' (219). Bataille decries the tendency to idealize an object by eliminating its base elements, while Breton clings
Page 4: SUNY Pressfor "the rose, deprived of its petals, remains the ros@' (219). Bataille decries the tendency to idealize an object by eliminating its base elements, while Breton clings
Page 5: SUNY Pressfor "the rose, deprived of its petals, remains the ros@' (219). Bataille decries the tendency to idealize an object by eliminating its base elements, while Breton clings
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Page 10: SUNY Pressfor "the rose, deprived of its petals, remains the ros@' (219). Bataille decries the tendency to idealize an object by eliminating its base elements, while Breton clings
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