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Paranoiac-critical method
Surrealist method developed by Salvador Dalí
Paranoiac-critical method
The paranoiac-critical method was a surrealist method developed by Salvador Dalí from 1930 onward. It used controlled paranoiac thought to organize unrelated elements of external reality around an obsessive idea, with double and multiple images as its best-known visual form. Dalí presented it as an active alternative to automatism, and its relationship to Jacques Lacan's theories of paranoia has been debated by scholars.
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