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... occur spontaneously and are always original . When we dream , we lose control of our actions , and as characters of our own dreams we do many original things . Even when dreams repeat certain themes , they present something new in each ...
... occur spontaneously and are always original . When we dream , we lose control of our actions , and as characters of our own dreams we do many original things . Even when dreams repeat certain themes , they present something new in each ...
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... occur spontaneously , but they are made to occur more easily if the person refrains from action and if external stimuli are reduced or eliminated . Rest , solitude , darkness , and meditation facilitate their occurrence . In special ...
... occur spontaneously , but they are made to occur more easily if the person refrains from action and if external stimuli are reduced or eliminated . Rest , solitude , darkness , and meditation facilitate their occurrence . In special ...
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... occur in the language of schizophrenics who have never written poetry or studied poetics before they became ill , we must conclude that the pos- sibility of resorting to these formal structures exists in many persons . In such disparate ...
... occur in the language of schizophrenics who have never written poetry or studied poetics before they became ill , we must conclude that the pos- sibility of resorting to these formal structures exists in many persons . In such disparate ...
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