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1. How did Dali’s Philosophy change on his return to Spain and why?

Dali’s philosophy changed on his return to Spain since he declared rejoining Catholic

Church hence acquiring a nuclear mysticism characters of leadership.

2. What steps did he take to publicize his change of heart?

Dali developed hallucinations in developing his subconscious mind and developing new

contacts with his close relatives (Johaness, 381). The continuous meticulous works

publicized his change of heart.

3. How did his artistic output change?

His artistic output changed when he begun making sculptures, advertising, fashion and

printing artistic materials

4. What is his relationship with his family like?

Dali’s relationship with his was estranged with his family members hence being bitter to

his death. For example when Ana Maria tried to reconcile with him, he resisted.

5. How sincere did his contemporaries feel his change of faith was? What do you

think?

Dali’s contemporaries feel his change of faith as unrealistic hence requesting an open

discussion with him. Dali’s change of faith was true since it was from his heart

(Mohammed, 345). He felt Picaso’s works should not be destroyed but preserved hence

his change of faith.

6. What role did Dali’s handyman Emilio Puignau take on during this period?

Dali’s handyman Emilio Puignau supported him in his quest of developing interests in his

new faith and new artistic styles such as making sculptures.

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7. What are the key traits of the ‘’Paranoiac-critical mysticism’’ of Dali mystical

manifesto?

Through hallucinations he developed paranoiac critical mystic hence being shocked and

baffled with pictures he saw in his works and canvas.

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Works Cited

Gaertner, Johannes A. "The Persistence of Memory by Salvador Dali [Poem]." College Art

Journal, vol. 17, no. 4, 1958, p. 381.

Mostafa, Mohamed M. "The persistence of memory: an fMRI investigation of the brain

processing of Surrealistic imagery in advertising." Journal of Marketing

Communications, vol. 19, no. 5, 2013, pp. 341-359.