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The Dada Scribblings by Jun Tsuji, translated by Ryan Choi María Celina Val terms whose foundations have beenPublished 31st July 2025. Jun Tsujis The Dada Scribblings, translated by Ryan Choi, is a fiercely kinetic and formally fragmented collection that captures the volatility and rebellious spirit of early Japanese Dada. Blending poetry, essay, polemic, and absurdist monologue, the texts oscillate between biting social critique, surrealist invention, and philosophical provocation. Chois translation preserves the jagged energy and feverish momentum of the