"In this book I apply the term Surrealist... to works where the artist has consciously or unconsciously rendered his picture emotive by the use of images and 'unrealities' recalled from dreams or corresponding to dream-experience." Maybe he's missed the point, maybe not.
"The Neo-Surrealists, Breton tells us, were to envisage the eventual merging in a new Oneness of conscious and subconscious, waking and sleeping, sane and mad, experience".