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... affect ( to be used for other research ) . They selected certain films which seemed likely to produce certain particular affects ( anxiety , depres- sion , hostility ) . They then interviewed subjects before and after the film to see if ...
... affect ( to be used for other research ) . They selected certain films which seemed likely to produce certain particular affects ( anxiety , depres- sion , hostility ) . They then interviewed subjects before and after the film to see if ...
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... affect . These economies and their suddenness lead to amusement or , ultimately , laughter a second instance of literary affect analyzed by Freud . This book , too , has talked about some literary affects . The one discussed most ...
... affect . These economies and their suddenness lead to amusement or , ultimately , laughter a second instance of literary affect analyzed by Freud . This book , too , has talked about some literary affects . The one discussed most ...
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... affect seem to suggest that affect can arise as a kind of by - product from the application ( by the literary work ) of a certain kind of defen- sive maneuver . Denial can turn anxiety into reassurance . If so , then we would have to ...
... affect seem to suggest that affect can arise as a kind of by - product from the application ( by the literary work ) of a certain kind of defen- sive maneuver . Denial can turn anxiety into reassurance . If so , then we would have to ...
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Literature as Transformation | 3 |
A Dictionary of Fantasy | 31 |
The Willing Suspension of Disbelief | 63 |
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