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Dalí, de oedipale Narcissus

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Abstract

In this article the author argues that Salvador Dali can be seen as an Oedipus and a Narcissus, both in his works and in his life. The title ‘the Oedipal Narcissus’, moreover, refers to the main thesis of this study: Dali appealed to images and symbols of classical mythology to express these particular facets of his life.

How to Cite:

Van Colen, K., (2005) “Dalí, de oedipale Narcissus”, Tetradio 14(1): 7, 111–132. doi: https://doi.org/10.21825/tetradio.91979