Radical Literary Education: A Classroom Experiment with Wordsworth's "Ode" |
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Page 27
... desire for what is barely suggested . But not long ago , visiting this painting at the Guggenheim Museum in New York , I deter- mined that the point of the mirror was to comment on the na- ture of the image , that the image could trap ...
... desire for what is barely suggested . But not long ago , visiting this painting at the Guggenheim Museum in New York , I deter- mined that the point of the mirror was to comment on the na- ture of the image , that the image could trap ...
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... desire for the heterosexual partner - a desire from which he must be rebuffed . Imitation encourages fantasies of desire and aggression . In the " Ode ” the Oedipal fantasy colors the view of the imitating child and may explain the ...
... desire for the heterosexual partner - a desire from which he must be rebuffed . Imitation encourages fantasies of desire and aggression . In the " Ode ” the Oedipal fantasy colors the view of the imitating child and may explain the ...
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... desire has consequences in failure or success with the beloved companion ; desire becomes a social experience . Similarly , beauty is embodied in the object of desire and found in the experience of desire . In the bourgeois love story ...
... desire has consequences in failure or success with the beloved companion ; desire becomes a social experience . Similarly , beauty is embodied in the object of desire and found in the experience of desire . In the bourgeois love story ...
Contents
The Instructors Autobiography | 22 |
A Message from Eternity | 35 |
Imitation and Development | 59 |
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