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... anxiety . Evi- dently , some affective responses to " Dover Beach " do indeed fol- low this pattern , as when critics speak of " frustration ” or “ de- spair . " These differences are inevitable , for it is an old psychoana- lytic maxim ...
... anxiety . Evi- dently , some affective responses to " Dover Beach " do indeed fol- low this pattern , as when critics speak of " frustration ” or “ de- spair . " These differences are inevitable , for it is an old psychoana- lytic maxim ...
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... anxiety than to lead to pleasure . Also , I doubt that something so abstract as , say , the sonnet - form can be much of a source of pleasure in itself . Freud , in “ The ' Uncanny , ' " deals with literary fantasies which one would ...
... anxiety than to lead to pleasure . Also , I doubt that something so abstract as , say , the sonnet - form can be much of a source of pleasure in itself . Freud , in “ The ' Uncanny , ' " deals with literary fantasies which one would ...
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... anxiety ( just as drives mingle libidinal and aggressive elements ) , the table would look like this : FANTASY ... anxiety arousal III . Anxiety type I An anxiety - arousing fantasy , weakly managed , elicits the anxiety one would expect ...
... anxiety ( just as drives mingle libidinal and aggressive elements ) , the table would look like this : FANTASY ... anxiety arousal III . Anxiety type I An anxiety - arousing fantasy , weakly managed , elicits the anxiety one would expect ...
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Literature as Transformation | 3 |
A Dictionary of Fantasy | 31 |
The Willing Suspension of Disbelief | 63 |
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