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Desire and the Unconscious 1. SIGMUND FREUD : The Relation of the Poet to
Daydreaming . From Collected Papers ( Translated by I. F. Grant Duff ) . 2.
HERBERT READ : Art and the Unconscious . From Art and Society . 3.
CHRISTOPHER ...
Desire and the Unconscious 1. SIGMUND FREUD : The Relation of the Poet to
Daydreaming . From Collected Papers ( Translated by I. F. Grant Duff ) . 2.
HERBERT READ : Art and the Unconscious . From Art and Society . 3.
CHRISTOPHER ...
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... in young men egoistic and ambitious wishes assert themselves plainly enough
alongside their erotic desires . But we ... indeed , credited with only a minimum of
erotic desire , while a young man has to learn to suppress the overweening self ...
... in young men egoistic and ambitious wishes assert themselves plainly enough
alongside their erotic desires . But we ... indeed , credited with only a minimum of
erotic desire , while a young man has to learn to suppress the overweening self ...
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Every event would then be noted , its relations would be observed , its recurrence
might even be expected ; but all this would happen without a shadow of desire ,
of pleasure , or of regret . No event would be repulsive , no situation terrible .
Every event would then be noted , its relations would be observed , its recurrence
might even be expected ; but all this would happen without a shadow of desire ,
of pleasure , or of regret . No event would be repulsive , no situation terrible .
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Reality and Imagination | 3 |
Design | 44 |
Having an Experience From Art as | 62 |
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