Sentence examples for automatic writing and from inspiring English sources

It is possible, however, "to express oneself unintentionally — surrealist writing, automatic writing, and stream of consciousness," Bök says.

Their emphasis on dreams, automatic writing, and the unconscious reveal some of the least inhibited masculine fantasies.

Breton and Soupault together published their écriture automatique ("automatic writing") and looked to the visual media (film and Cubist painting and photography) as much as to language for contemporary images.

The four women practiced automatic writing and drawing, meaning that they did not consciously guide the movement of their pens, and it was during this decade of spiritual exploration that af Klint's abstract imagery and motifs began to emerge.

Her fascination with UFO encounters, with the presence of ghosts on the TV screen, with the voices of the dead in the radio ether, with levitations, automatic writing and other phenomena is more than academic.

He took solace in characterizing Jackson to their friends as a sort of gifted idiot, who composed her fiction in a trance state of automatic writing and had to take it to him to have it explained.

The Ghost Club was started by a bunch of intellectuals and they just recorded their experiences of automatic writing, mediums and trance work.

Ever since she came to Britain in 1969, this American-born artist has been collecting evidence of strange phenomena, of near-death experiences, visitations, voices from beyond the grave, automatic writing, hallucinations, and presenting it in such striking forms as to bewilder and beguile while simultaneously stifling prejudice.

What he meant was automatic writing — easy and quick but not memorable.

Spiritualism, with its belief in continuing consciousness after death and ghostly manifestations like levitation, apparitions and automatic writing, seems very much alive and well on the Island.

God is implicated in this nightmare from the beginning: in spoken texts and automatic writing – projected cleverly over bodies and set – in the chant of spitting dictators and bullies, in a crucifixion scene, and in a crackly recording of God Save the Queen.