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Life is the presence of the object before the camera and the carnal medium of light which produces the image ; death is the “ having - been - there " of the object — the radical break , the finality introduced by the past tense .
Life is the presence of the object before the camera and the carnal medium of light which produces the image ; death is the “ having - been - there " of the object — the radical break , the finality introduced by the past tense .
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In addition , however , in the stories of these women affect is also linked definitively with illness , death , and grief — although Freud does not analyze this aspect of their histories . Crucial to Fräulein Elisabeth von R.'s story ...
In addition , however , in the stories of these women affect is also linked definitively with illness , death , and grief — although Freud does not analyze this aspect of their histories . Crucial to Fräulein Elisabeth von R.'s story ...
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Freud on mourning : “ the ego , confronted as it were with the question whether it will share this fate ( death ) , is persuaded by the sum of its narcissistic satisfactions it derives from being alive to sever its attachment to the ...
Freud on mourning : “ the ego , confronted as it were with the question whether it will share this fate ( death ) , is persuaded by the sum of its narcissistic satisfactions it derives from being alive to sever its attachment to the ...
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Maus Mourning and PostMemoryPR 14 | 3 |
The Politics of Form and Subjectivity | 30 |
An Interview with Nancy K Miller | 51 |
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