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24 In this description , Freud suggests that the artist sublimates passions in order to protect something that benefits the entire community , whether they like it or not . This benefit seems to arrive from a greater source even more ...
24 In this description , Freud suggests that the artist sublimates passions in order to protect something that benefits the entire community , whether they like it or not . This benefit seems to arrive from a greater source even more ...
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Thus social feeling is based upon the reversal of what was first a hostile feeling into a positively - toned tie in the nature of an identification.26 Freud's use of the syphilitic condition as part of his explanation would seem strange ...
Thus social feeling is based upon the reversal of what was first a hostile feeling into a positively - toned tie in the nature of an identification.26 Freud's use of the syphilitic condition as part of his explanation would seem strange ...
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Freud associated sublimation with epistemophilia , the drive to know ; and this drive to know commonly gets mixed up with ... And it would seem that in each of Freud's readers , the concept of sublimation is brought back to sexuality ...
Freud associated sublimation with epistemophilia , the drive to know ; and this drive to know commonly gets mixed up with ... And it would seem that in each of Freud's readers , the concept of sublimation is brought back to sexuality ...
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On E T A Hoffmanns Jesuit Church in G MAR 29 | 9 |
Evita Out of the Waves | 28 |
inter urinas et faeces nascimur | 51 |
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