FAQ About The Influence of Surrealist Poetry on Modern Literary Forms
Can surrealist poetry be considered political?
While not always overtly political, surrealist poetry often challenges societal norms and encourages dissent against established structures. By breaking away from conventional forms, it can be seen as a form of resistance against intellectual and artistic conformity.
Some surrealist poets directly engaged with political themes, using their work to critique social conditions and urge revolutionary change, thus highlighting the potential political dimension of the movement.
