change-life

noun

Origin:
1825–35

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change of life

—n
	a nontechnical name for menopause

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change of life n.
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"There is a tendency to discuss surrealism and cubism as if one proceeds out of the other, but in fact there is no similarity. Cubism was a way of painting that a group of painters imposed on themselves, surrealism a philosophy of life put forward by a band of poets. The first was essentially a method of breaking up the object and putting it together again according to concepts of pictorial structure, a phase of the greatest importance in the development of such painters as Picasso, Braque, Marcoussis, and Gris, but affecting literature only through Apollinaire, and life hardly at all. The second was the attempt of a highly organized group to change life altogether, to make a new kind of man."

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