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CHRISTOPHER CAUDWELL POETRY'S DREAM - WORK $ I Dream is neither directed thinking nor directed feeling , but free - that is non - social - association . Hence the associations of dream are personal and can only be understood by ...
CHRISTOPHER CAUDWELL POETRY'S DREAM - WORK $ I Dream is neither directed thinking nor directed feeling , but free - that is non - social - association . Hence the associations of dream are personal and can only be understood by ...
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Just as poetry can be equated with dream , poetic technique is similar to dream technique . The nature of dream technique has been explored by analysts under the general name of " the dream - work . " A dream consists of two layers .
Just as poetry can be equated with dream , poetic technique is similar to dream technique . The nature of dream technique has been explored by analysts under the general name of " the dream - work . " A dream consists of two layers .
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He is potentially as completely absorbed in it as he is in a dream ; it is for the moment , in fact , his dream . And he can and does remain in the dream because the artist has so fashioned his work that everything there tends to ...
He is potentially as completely absorbed in it as he is in a dream ; it is for the moment , in fact , his dream . And he can and does remain in the dream because the artist has so fashioned his work that everything there tends to ...
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