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Salvador Dali on the nature of genius, in contrast with Yukio Mishima
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This paper tries to capture Salvador Dali’s conception of a genius in his Diary of a Genius. The Japanese writer Mishima strikes me as of a comparable level, but if so it seems he either does not think of himself as a genius or he has a different conception of genius.Author's Profile
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