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Page 108
... look- ing at the text alone and applying to it criteria of logic and consis- tency . He is looking at the speech in the problem - solving terms of secondary - process thought . But evidently , to judge from the fact that even fairly ...
... look- ing at the text alone and applying to it criteria of logic and consis- tency . He is looking at the speech in the problem - solving terms of secondary - process thought . But evidently , to judge from the fact that even fairly ...
Page 119
... look and listen to the sea , the shingle , to Sophocles - what are we not look- ing at ? What is being hidden from us that we are curious about , that we would like to see ? I trust you will not think me irreverent if I remind you that ...
... look and listen to the sea , the shingle , to Sophocles - what are we not look- ing at ? What is being hidden from us that we are curious about , that we would like to see ? I trust you will not think me irreverent if I remind you that ...
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... look . And even then , don't look all the time . You must look away to be sure you still can tear yourself away , and perhaps this " need to look away " is the key to the curiously episodic structure of Fellini's films , which skip ...
... look . And even then , don't look all the time . You must look away to be sure you still can tear yourself away , and perhaps this " need to look away " is the key to the curiously episodic structure of Fellini's films , which skip ...
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