Dada Manifesto/Talk

Once again, it doesn't matter how old the TEXT is if the TRANSLATION is under copyright. Whose is it? --MichaelTinkler

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I got it from a collection of manifestos on art from a website... it had NO copyright information at all on the site, nor who did the translation.

http://www.cwd.co.uk/391/manifestos/tristantzara-dadamanifesto.htm

You're right. It gives no info. Tomorrow when I'm in the office I'll check my copy of Chipp and see if this is the one published there. (google search turned up 3 copies, none with info). Just because the Dadaists might or might not have scorned copyright doesn't mean that the translator did! --MichaelTinkler

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Thank you, I just don't have the means to determine it, but I would love to have this document available freely here.

I might change the public domain entry to mention the translation stipulation, I think its important enough, and the reason I didn't check it out beforehand. --Alan D