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Interestingly enough , when we witness a play on the stage , we tend to display
attitudes that are comparable to those we show toward dreams . In a dream , we
usually accept the product of our nocturnal mental life as true reality . Similarly ...
Interestingly enough , when we witness a play on the stage , we tend to display
attitudes that are comparable to those we show toward dreams . In a dream , we
usually accept the product of our nocturnal mental life as true reality . Similarly ...
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59 Wilson suggests that all the inconsistencies except those that are “ due to
historical causes ” — that is to say , those that arise out of later revision - are the
necessary consequences of Hamlet ' s being a stage play . “ Verisimilitude and
not ...
59 Wilson suggests that all the inconsistencies except those that are “ due to
historical causes ” — that is to say , those that arise out of later revision - are the
necessary consequences of Hamlet ' s being a stage play . “ Verisimilitude and
not ...
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... to such an extent that , if a twentieth - century man were to witness Elizabethan
stage performances , he would find them ... gone too far , although a deep
meaning seems to be revealed in the legend surrounding his retirement from
stage .
... to such an extent that , if a twentieth - century man were to witness Elizabethan
stage performances , he would find them ... gone too far , although a deep
meaning seems to be revealed in the legend surrounding his retirement from
stage .
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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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