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Page 96
... expression of the second mode of operation . It states that if two mental representations resemble each other — that is , if they have one or more characteristics in common - the occurrence of one of them tends to elicit the occurrence ...
... expression of the second mode of operation . It states that if two mental representations resemble each other — that is , if they have one or more characteristics in common - the occurrence of one of them tends to elicit the occurrence ...
Page 118
... expression of the forbidden becomes permissible , and with such expression a certain excitement and release of emotions is ( 118 ) The Creative Product Gratification of Tendencies in Wit.
... expression of the forbidden becomes permissible , and with such expression a certain excitement and release of emotions is ( 118 ) The Creative Product Gratification of Tendencies in Wit.
Page 119
... expression of anger , enmity , dispar- agement , and denigration . It is not surprising to find so many hostile jokes , since civilization requires repression of hostility as much as of sexuality . The target of hostility in the joke is ...
... expression of anger , enmity , dispar- agement , and denigration . It is not surprising to find so many hostile jokes , since civilization requires repression of hostility as much as of sexuality . The target of hostility in the joke is ...
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