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Page 55
... introjection . Thus , intro- jection lies very close to the defense known as identification with the aggressor : " If you can't lick ' em , join ' em . " Uriah Heep's hu- mility masks this kind of identification which so clearly shows ...
... introjection . Thus , intro- jection lies very close to the defense known as identification with the aggressor : " If you can't lick ' em , join ' em . " Uriah Heep's hu- mility masks this kind of identification which so clearly shows ...
Page 278
... introjection of the entire work in the " as if " or " willing suspension of disbelief . " Whether to call our relation to a literary character incorporation , introjection , or identification , I am not entirely sure . It does cor ...
... introjection of the entire work in the " as if " or " willing suspension of disbelief . " Whether to call our relation to a literary character incorporation , introjection , or identification , I am not entirely sure . It does cor ...
Page 312
... introjection . Similarly , the model enables us to see what is meant by " identi- fication " with a literary character . It is not exactly identification but rather an introjection , just one part of our 312 THE MODEL APPLIED.
... introjection . Similarly , the model enables us to see what is meant by " identi- fication " with a literary character . It is not exactly identification but rather an introjection , just one part of our 312 THE MODEL APPLIED.
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Literature as Transformation | 3 |
A Dictionary of Fantasy | 31 |
The Willing Suspension of Disbelief | 63 |
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