SOURCE: "Symbolism in the Streets: Tristan Tzara," in I Am a Process with No Subject, University of Florida Press, 1988, pp. 27-52.
In the following excerpt, Beitchman examines Tzara's poetic utopianism, particuarly his determination to force his readers into a more satisfying future by separating them from the limitations of the past.
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