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Magritte et les philosophes. Etrurie nageuse piégée des Dents deRen Magritte's work is very popular, that's for sure. Yet painting theorists sometimes display a certain disdain for it. Bad painting, one dares to say. Everyone judges it as they see fit but have these critics grasped the intention attached to this work? For a work of thought runs through it. I would go so far as to say that Magritte's work is just that: the exercise of thought in images. In this book, I propose an investigation. Drawing on the