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Their reiterated attacks against society were also inspired by the fact that it did not permit the free and complete realization of a desire no less demanding than hunger . Freud had made the libido the essential motive - force of ...
Their reiterated attacks against society were also inspired by the fact that it did not permit the free and complete realization of a desire no less demanding than hunger . Freud had made the libido the essential motive - force of ...
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The mental universe of these societies is not thereby incoherent or illogical . It is a universe in which thought , carried by language , is substituted for facts and determines the event . Of little im- portance are the rational ...
The mental universe of these societies is not thereby incoherent or illogical . It is a universe in which thought , carried by language , is substituted for facts and determines the event . Of little im- portance are the rational ...
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6 ) We hurl this formal warning to Society : Beware of your deviations and faux - pas , we shall not miss a single one . 7 ) At each turn of its thought , Society will find us waiting .
6 ) We hurl this formal warning to Society : Beware of your deviations and faux - pas , we shall not miss a single one . 7 ) At each turn of its thought , Society will find us waiting .
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LOVE AND LAUGHTER SURREALISM | 11 |
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