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... schizophrenic , the capacity to think abstractly is lost . The schizophrenic uses the concrete representation as a psychological de- fense , the creative person , as we shall see later , uses it for aesthetic or scientific purposes . It ...
... schizophrenic , the capacity to think abstractly is lost . The schizophrenic uses the concrete representation as a psychological de- fense , the creative person , as we shall see later , uses it for aesthetic or scientific purposes . It ...
Page 113
... schizophrenics ( and occasionally of other psychiatric patients ) are bizarre but not witty . The language of the schizophrenic is often so remote from reality that no similarity or possibility of confusion with logic is left . The ...
... schizophrenics ( and occasionally of other psychiatric patients ) are bizarre but not witty . The language of the schizophrenic is often so remote from reality that no similarity or possibility of confusion with logic is left . The ...
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... Schizophrenic drawings and studies of schizophrenic thought can reveal to us the structure of the type of cognition that made this art possible . Here it is important to recall Von Domarus ' principle ( dis- cussed in Chapter 5 ) , on ...
... Schizophrenic drawings and studies of schizophrenic thought can reveal to us the structure of the type of cognition that made this art possible . Here it is important to recall Von Domarus ' principle ( dis- cussed in Chapter 5 ) , on ...
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