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Page 134
... psychological issues to the level of language qua lan- guage . There , our own muscular responses , the logic of the lan- guage itself , the gratification and violation of our formal expecta- tions - these and perhaps other devices of ...
... psychological issues to the level of language qua lan- guage . There , our own muscular responses , the logic of the lan- guage itself , the gratification and violation of our formal expecta- tions - these and perhaps other devices of ...
Page 266
... psychological reality and psychological reality as the psychiatrist really sees it ( though later psychoanalytic critics by and large have not followed Freud's caution ) . We have come , then , to an impasse . The old critics say we ...
... psychological reality and psychological reality as the psychiatrist really sees it ( though later psychoanalytic critics by and large have not followed Freud's caution ) . We have come , then , to an impasse . The old critics say we ...
Page 315
... Psychologically , Swift uses a reaction - formation that already exists in his reader , the horror and revulsion we ... psychological experiences we get from literature . The different genres are related , then , as different defensive ...
... Psychologically , Swift uses a reaction - formation that already exists in his reader , the horror and revulsion we ... psychological experiences we get from literature . The different genres are related , then , as different defensive ...
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Literature as Transformation | 3 |
A Dictionary of Fantasy | 31 |
The Willing Suspension of Disbelief | 63 |
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