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... recognize that Jung's concept of the collective uncon- scious colors his whole theory of creativity , just as the concept of libido colored Freud's . Jung was definitely right in pointing out that the great work of art cannot be seen ...
... recognize that Jung's concept of the collective uncon- scious colors his whole theory of creativity , just as the concept of libido colored Freud's . Jung was definitely right in pointing out that the great work of art cannot be seen ...
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... recognize objects in their totality , but had to become acquainted with each part one by one . Von Senden ( 1960 ) examined adult humans who had been blind from birth because of congenital cataracts . When they were operated on and were ...
... recognize objects in their totality , but had to become acquainted with each part one by one . Von Senden ( 1960 ) examined adult humans who had been blind from birth because of congenital cataracts . When they were operated on and were ...
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... recognize the similarity in the dissimilar . Carica- ture uses the exaggeration of traits to make a B of an A - generally a distorted and often an undesirable B — but in spite of the deformation we recognize A and we smile . Images seen ...
... recognize the similarity in the dissimilar . Carica- ture uses the exaggeration of traits to make a B of an A - generally a distorted and often an undesirable B — but in spite of the deformation we recognize A and we smile . Images seen ...
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