Discourse on Hamlet and Hamlet: A Psychoanalytic InquiryInternational Universities Press, 1971 - 656 pagina's |
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Pagina 256
... elements can be extracted only through the subject's associations . In the tragedy , by contrast , the meanings are explicit that is to say , the mass of details in the mani- fest content admit a great variety of explanatory schemes ...
... elements can be extracted only through the subject's associations . In the tragedy , by contrast , the meanings are explicit that is to say , the mass of details in the mani- fest content admit a great variety of explanatory schemes ...
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... element can be discovered in a myth , or a fairy tale . Hence it would not be surprising to find in Shakespeare's plays a world that is rich in metaphysical elements . I do not think that this is in contradiction to any basic ...
... element can be discovered in a myth , or a fairy tale . Hence it would not be surprising to find in Shakespeare's plays a world that is rich in metaphysical elements . I do not think that this is in contradiction to any basic ...
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... elements in such literary pieces as the graveyard scene are able to evoke in an audi- ence , by way of the very itensity of their impact , unconscious imagery of the sort that Symons has suggested . The extent and the depth to which the ...
... elements in such literary pieces as the graveyard scene are able to evoke in an audi- ence , by way of the very itensity of their impact , unconscious imagery of the sort that Symons has suggested . The extent and the depth to which the ...
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Preface ང | 1 |
Introduction | 39 |
Discourse on Hamlet | 45 |
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