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Silvano Arieti. The Altered Relation Between Word and Meaning AN ALTERED RELATION between the word and its meaning is the second characteristic of paleologic thought . At this point it may be worthwhile to review what is generally meant ...
Silvano Arieti. The Altered Relation Between Word and Meaning AN ALTERED RELATION between the word and its meaning is the second characteristic of paleologic thought . At this point it may be worthwhile to review what is generally meant ...
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... meaning cannot be doubted . This is absolutely not the case . As a matter of fact , there is another , almost paradoxical , quality of the concept that makes it a particularly suitable medium for the creative process : its open ...
... meaning cannot be doubted . This is absolutely not the case . As a matter of fact , there is another , almost paradoxical , quality of the concept that makes it a particularly suitable medium for the creative process : its open ...
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... meaning but instead produces an atmospheric meaning or a " main effect . " In schizophrenic language , thinking , and writing , one can also recognize an increased formalism based on phonetic affinities and similarities ( see prayer of ...
... meaning but instead produces an atmospheric meaning or a " main effect . " In schizophrenic language , thinking , and writing , one can also recognize an increased formalism based on phonetic affinities and similarities ( see prayer of ...
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