No quarters in the revolution!"Owners, thieves, shamans, dandies, you have not done enough: it is still SURREALISm that we must rely on to attempt forging the universe and desire to have THE SAME MEANING." Thus begins this electrifying 1947 manifesto, by the pointedly named Le Surralisme Revolutionnaire groupan offshoot of CoBrAas it assails Andr Breton's cult of personality which had dominated surrealism since the early 1930's. S. R. calls for an urgent realignment between