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Even more , we know that a tragedy by another poet hides behind the present
form of Hamlet , yet we do not know how this now lost text influenced
Shakespeare . Nor do we know exactly when Shakespeare wrote Hamlet , any
more than we ...
Even more , we know that a tragedy by another poet hides behind the present
form of Hamlet , yet we do not know how this now lost text influenced
Shakespeare . Nor do we know exactly when Shakespeare wrote Hamlet , any
more than we ...
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Even if we were to meet in reality only a small fraction of the horrible things that
occur in Shakespeare ' s tragedies , they ... If anxiety were to set in while the
spectator was following the events of a tragedy , that would force him to return to
the ...
Even if we were to meet in reality only a small fraction of the horrible things that
occur in Shakespeare ' s tragedies , they ... If anxiety were to set in while the
spectator was following the events of a tragedy , that would force him to return to
the ...
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Man ' s desire to re - experience the painful in art , his great admiration of tragedy
— these presuppose traumatophilia . But all this should not make us forget that
tragedy also serves as a sort of denial of trauma . It is the intricate blending of ...
Man ' s desire to re - experience the painful in art , his great admiration of tragedy
— these presuppose traumatophilia . But all this should not make us forget that
tragedy also serves as a sort of denial of trauma . It is the intricate blending of ...
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AN ANALYTIC VIEW OF SOME | 155 |
Limitations of the Historical View | 181 |
Internalization and Appersonation | 253 |
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