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Page 175
... fear is . I am certain , then , to find the prob- lems and fears of literally everyone . An avant - garde dramatist . . . is making a real attempt to re- turn to the source . But what source ? That of the theatre . A re- turn to an ...
... fear is . I am certain , then , to find the prob- lems and fears of literally everyone . An avant - garde dramatist . . . is making a real attempt to re- turn to the source . But what source ? That of the theatre . A re- turn to an ...
Page 237
... fear and desire of woman , particularly the sight of woman . We can also see somewhat unexpected relations among different writers - for example , that Conrad , Fellini , and Lovelace all deal with the same core fantasy , the fear of ...
... fear and desire of woman , particularly the sight of woman . We can also see somewhat unexpected relations among different writers - for example , that Conrad , Fellini , and Lovelace all deal with the same core fantasy , the fear of ...
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... fears ; what one fears , one also wishes . Fear and wish combine in fantasy as libido and aggression do in drives . Cases I and II , then , must represent situations where the fear is minimal ; cases III and IV where it is noticeable ...
... fears ; what one fears , one also wishes . Fear and wish combine in fantasy as libido and aggression do in drives . Cases I and II , then , must represent situations where the fear is minimal ; cases III and IV where it is noticeable ...
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Literature as Transformation | 3 |
A Dictionary of Fantasy | 31 |
The Willing Suspension of Disbelief | 63 |
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