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In preparing this new edition , I have been guided by a number of criteria : the originality , profundity , clarity , and stylistic excellence of the original works ; the avoidance of repetition ; the extent to which the selections fit ...
In preparing this new edition , I have been guided by a number of criteria : the originality , profundity , clarity , and stylistic excellence of the original works ; the avoidance of repetition ; the extent to which the selections fit ...
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But such art is usually second - rate , and pornography in general is but an inverse moralism , and not directly related to the original libidinal forces of the id . We must distinguish between the latent and the manifest sexual factors ...
But such art is usually second - rate , and pornography in general is but an inverse moralism , and not directly related to the original libidinal forces of the id . We must distinguish between the latent and the manifest sexual factors ...
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Their ethical temper and the fetters of their imagination forbid them to reconsider their original assumption and to conceive that morality is a means and not an end ; that it is the price of human nonadaptation , and the consequence of ...
Their ethical temper and the fetters of their imagination forbid them to reconsider their original assumption and to conceive that morality is a means and not an end ; that it is the price of human nonadaptation , and the consequence of ...
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Reality and Imagination 3 I Reality and Imagination | 3 |
perience | 62 |
Intuition | 89 |
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