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Pagina 132
SIGMUND FREUD THE RELATION OF THE Poer to DAYDREAMING We laymen
have always wondered greatly - like the cardinal who put the question to Ariosto -
how that strange being , the poet , comes by his material . What makes him ...
SIGMUND FREUD THE RELATION OF THE Poer to DAYDREAMING We laymen
have always wondered greatly - like the cardinal who put the question to Ariosto -
how that strange being , the poet , comes by his material . What makes him ...
Pagina 141
We will not neglect to refer also to that class of imaginative work which must be
recognized not as spontaneous production , but as a refashioning of ready -
made material . Here , too , the writer retains a certain amount of independence ...
We will not neglect to refer also to that class of imaginative work which must be
recognized not as spontaneous production , but as a refashioning of ready -
made material . Here , too , the writer retains a certain amount of independence ...
Pagina 332
All of us , I imagine , do , from time to time , geř a vision of material objects as
pure forms . We see things as ends in themselves , that is to say ; and at such
moments it seems possible , and even probable , that we see them with the eye
of an ...
All of us , I imagine , do , from time to time , geř a vision of material objects as
pure forms . We see things as ends in themselves , that is to say ; and at such
moments it seems possible , and even probable , that we see them with the eye
of an ...
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Sommario
Desire and the Unconscious | 127 |
Emotion and Pleasure | 180 |
Sensuous Elements and Esthetic | 245 |
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