| Like most surrealist practices, automatism is only secondarily a style or compositional method. |
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| The most frequent example of self-induced automatism is intoxication arising from the voluntary ingestion of alcohol or proscribed drugs. |
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| I remember how Robert Motherwell didn't like the term abstract expressionism and preferred abstract automatism. |
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| He said in cases of defence of amnesia or automatism, the court had to carefully scrutinise all evidence. |
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| You are going to have to consider the difference between amnesia and automatism. |
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| Automatic writing was one activity that the surrealists housed under the rubric of psychic automatism. |
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| Like many midcentury abstractionists, he was influenced by the Surrealist idea of automatism, which he incorporated into his early works. |
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| I became his noble valet, reduced to even greater humiliations, and even now I am reduced to verbal automatism in thrall to his deity. |
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| They are of equal importance, and at the same time there is no automatism and no necessary sequencing between one and the other. |
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| Medical opinions about automatism are likely to vary considerably because of a lack of expertise and substantive relation to classification. |
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| Important factors here are the partial immobilisation of the subject through suggested inhibition or other experiences of induced automatism. |
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| This instruction will have to be modified where the accused has a legal burden of proof, such as for mental disorder or non-insane automatism. |
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| Despite these developments, the decline of automatism as a Surrealist technique can be perceived as early as 1930, the date of the Second Surrealist Manifesto. |
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| There is an automatism to him, a preternatural talent for responding exactly, and briskly, with what is expected. |
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| This problem highlights the difficulty in delineating the dividing line between automatism and insanity, or, as it is often termed non-insane automatism and insane automatism. |
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| It is close to the automatism of surrealism with its rapid drawing and loose brushwork that encouraged the spilling and dripping of the liquid paint. |
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| Pure psychic automatism, by which one proposes to express, either verbally, in writing, or by any other manner, the real functioning of thought. |
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| Insanity, automatism, mistake and self defence operate as defences to any offence. |
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| A successful automatism defence negatives the actus reus element of a crime. |
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| According to Hohne, the SS was a product of accident and automatism, dominated by idealistic criminals, place-seekers and romantics. |
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| He was fascinated by Surrealistic automatism, the rupture with moral concepts of the established system and the recovery of the figure of the antihero. |
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| Under this umbrella term, I'm including not criminally responsible on account of mental disorder, the intoxication defence, the provocation defence, and the non-insane automatism defence. |
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| And such devotion must indeed have been great to have triumphed finally even in those societies least prepared for the struggle over the seductions of automatism and the lure of mechanised barbarism. |
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| Many American artists, including Jackson Pollock, were also influenced by Hayter, particularly by his emphasis on automatism and reliance on the unconscious. |
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| These are dreaming, the automatism of the long distance truck driver, and blindsight. |
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| The nature of the psychiatric evidence given on an alleged case of automatism would depend on the particular school of psychiatric thought to which the expert witness belonged. |
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| This will not be an automatism relying fully on EFSA's judgement. |
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| After the execution of an automatism on a property Librex could freeze. |
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| He included citations of the influences on Surrealism, examples of Surrealist works, and discussion of Surrealist automatism. |
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| Even if the two objectives of cloning are different, there is clearly a great danger of opening the door to a kind of automatism when we do not at present have the means to control this area. |
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| There would be no automatism and therefore no infringement of sovereignty. |
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| Since its creation, Robaut Conception surrounds itself with specialists and experts in the fields as automatism, informatic, and specific technology. |
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| Breton initially doubted that visual arts could even be useful in the Surrealist movement since they appeared to be less malleable and open to chance and automatism. |
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| The expressive aspects of their work have been linked to the subjective heroism of earlier forms of Expressionism as well as to the Surrealist technique of automatism. |
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| Continuing to write, they came to believe that automatism was a better tactic for societal change than the Dada form of attack on prevailing values. |
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| But, if after considering evidence properly left them by the judge, the jury are left in real doubt whether or not the accused acted in a state of automatism. |
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| Automatism is often regarded as a defence to crime rather than as an essential component of criminal conduct. |
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| Automatism is a state where the muscles act without any control by the mind, or with a lack of consciousness. |
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