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Silvano Arieti. one . In one use of the word , " abstract " refers to what is separated or differentiated from many objects or situations . For instance , I see many red objects , and I abstract from them the quality " redness ...
Silvano Arieti. one . In one use of the word , " abstract " refers to what is separated or differentiated from many objects or situations . For instance , I see many red objects , and I abstract from them the quality " redness ...
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... abstract forms in nor- mal ways of thinking . This is a common occurrence in schizophrenics . When the psychosis starts , concepts become specific and concrete . The indefinite feelings become finite , the imperceptible becomes per ...
... abstract forms in nor- mal ways of thinking . This is a common occurrence in schizophrenics . When the psychosis starts , concepts become specific and concrete . The indefinite feelings become finite , the imperceptible becomes per ...
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... abstract content to be trans- formed into a concrete representation . The abstract ideation , how- ever , cannot be sustained at an abstract level . In dreams , thoughts are transformed into visual images . In schizophrenia , high ...
... abstract content to be trans- formed into a concrete representation . The abstract ideation , how- ever , cannot be sustained at an abstract level . In dreams , thoughts are transformed into visual images . In schizophrenia , high ...
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