A Pineal Eye Soliloquy, or, The Critique of Surrealism Continued

Image via Wikipedia Mimicry is a definitive word for the operations of Surrealist aesthetics and it enters the scene through the Surrealist publication Minotaure. Roger Caillois defines mimicry as the activity through which the eye becomes a camera reproducing itself

Bataille and the Surrealists: Is Pineal Eye an Organ Without a Body?

The pineal eye is not the organ that turns two different perspectives into one. It rather attempts to turn the reality inside out so that the objects, instead of becoming visible through reflecting light, themselves overflow their objectivities and generate light. The

Birer Fantezi Makinesi Olarak Sinematik Aygıt, Beyin ve Psişe

İdeoloji bireylerin gerçek varoluş koşullarıyla kurdukları hayalî ilişkinin bir temsilidir.[1] İdeoloji maddi bir varoluşa sahiptir.[2]