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But this affective basis is the “ reasoning ” of the dream , and directs its course . It is the latent content . ... Dreams , then , contain a manifest and a latent content . The manifest content is imagic phantasy , the latent content ...
But this affective basis is the “ reasoning ” of the dream , and directs its course . It is the latent content . ... Dreams , then , contain a manifest and a latent content . The manifest content is imagic phantasy , the latent content ...
Pagina 271
We cannot leave these changes out of account in speculating about modern poetry , though , of course , arguments from them are no valid ground for appraisal . When attitudes are changing neither criticism nor poetry remain stationary .
We cannot leave these changes out of account in speculating about modern poetry , though , of course , arguments from them are no valid ground for appraisal . When attitudes are changing neither criticism nor poetry remain stationary .
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The answer , of course , in the light of our present analysis , is simple . If the " literary " values integrate in their feeling references with the plastic values , or vice versa , they are intrinsic materials of the work of art .
The answer , of course , in the light of our present analysis , is simple . If the " literary " values integrate in their feeling references with the plastic values , or vice versa , they are intrinsic materials of the work of art .
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