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... person or a printed page or a screen . Many years ago , Otto Fenichel pointed out , " In the unconscious , to look at an object may mean various things , the most noteworthy of which are as fol- lows : to devour the object looked at ...
... person or a printed page or a screen . Many years ago , Otto Fenichel pointed out , " In the unconscious , to look at an object may mean various things , the most noteworthy of which are as fol- lows : to devour the object looked at ...
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... persons , ultimately , are not human at all , but purely symbols of a poetic vision . ” 8 “ Shakespeare's characters ... person who ever lived is richer in motivation than all of Shakespeare's characters put together . " 10 And Edmund ...
... persons , ultimately , are not human at all , but purely symbols of a poetic vision . ” 8 “ Shakespeare's characters ... person who ever lived is richer in motivation than all of Shakespeare's characters put together . " 10 And Edmund ...
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... person in a situation which leads the listener to expect that the other will produce the signs of an affect - that he will get angry , complain , express pain , be frightened or hor- rified or perhaps even in despair ; and the onlooker ...
... person in a situation which leads the listener to expect that the other will produce the signs of an affect - that he will get angry , complain , express pain , be frightened or hor- rified or perhaps even in despair ; and the onlooker ...
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Literature as Transformation | 3 |
A Dictionary of Fantasy | 31 |
The Willing Suspension of Disbelief | 63 |
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