The "manifesto of surrealism" was based on the freudian theory about the

The "manifesto of surrealism" was based on the Freudian theory about the "human psyche".

By 1924, Breton, still attracted to the vagaries of the human personality, distributed the "Manifesto of Surrealism" in which he deciphered Freud's hypothesis that the human personality is where the silly powers of the oblivious personality wage a consistent war against the reasonable, organized, and severe powers of the conscious mind. Breton needed to investigate mankind's most base, silly, and prohibited sexual wants, dreams, and fierce senses by liberating the conscious mind from reason.