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FANTASY ANALOGY For Sigmund Freud , creative work in general , and art in
particular , is the fulfilment of a wish , although he does not say , as he has been
accused of saying , that it is nothing but a wish . The artist must know how to ...
FANTASY ANALOGY For Sigmund Freud , creative work in general , and art in
particular , is the fulfilment of a wish , although he does not say , as he has been
accused of saying , that it is nothing but a wish . The artist must know how to ...
Pagina 51
Conscious self - deceit appears in all the mechanisms to a greater or lesser
degree but in the mechanism of Fantasy Analogy it is paramount . When a
problem is presented to the mind it is most useful to imagine the best of all
possible worlds ...
Conscious self - deceit appears in all the mechanisms to a greater or lesser
degree but in the mechanism of Fantasy Analogy it is paramount . When a
problem is presented to the mind it is most useful to imagine the best of all
possible worlds ...
Pagina 52
Fantasy Analogy is particularly effective if used first in the process of making the
familiar strange . This mechanism is an excellent bridge between problem -
stating and problem - solving . For instance , in the preceding example , " the -
willing ...
Fantasy Analogy is particularly effective if used first in the process of making the
familiar strange . This mechanism is an excellent bridge between problem -
stating and problem - solving . For instance , in the preceding example , " the -
willing ...
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Introduction | 3 |
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
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