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In a dream , we usually accept the product of our nocturnal mental life as true
reality . Similarly , under optimal conditions we accept the events on the stage as
being just as valid as those of reality , and we are moved by these events as if
they ...
In a dream , we usually accept the product of our nocturnal mental life as true
reality . Similarly , under optimal conditions we accept the events on the stage as
being just as valid as those of reality , and we are moved by these events as if
they ...
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This descrepancy between the reality of the events on stage and the ambiguity
about those events that do not take place before the spectator ' s eyes is one of
the techniques by means of which Shakespeare succeeds in producing the ...
This descrepancy between the reality of the events on stage and the ambiguity
about those events that do not take place before the spectator ' s eyes is one of
the techniques by means of which Shakespeare succeeds in producing the ...
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This power stems from their closeness to psychic reality , most of which is
covered by the unconscious and also includes huge parts of the superego . It is
this too that is of some significance when one discusses the mythical meaning of
Hamlet ...
This power stems from their closeness to psychic reality , most of which is
covered by the unconscious and also includes huge parts of the superego . It is
this too that is of some significance when one discusses the mythical meaning of
Hamlet ...
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Inhoudsopgave
Epilogue | 148 |
AN ANALYTIC VIEW OF SOME | 155 |
Limitations of the Historical View | 181 |
Copyright | |
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Discourse on Hamlet and Hamlet: A Psychoanalytic Inquiry bibl. pp. 625-639 |
| Auteur | Kurt Robert Eissler |
| Uitgever | International Universities Press, 1971 |
| Lengte | 656 pagina's |
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