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...e and study it. He also suggested that [[William Little (English surgeon)|William Little]], the man who first [[identified]] [[cerebral palsy]], was wrong ab ...Jewish Russian who escaped to the USA in 1887, and studied under [[William James]], wrote ''The Psychology of [[Suggestion]]: A Research into the Subconscio

..., [[London]], the second son and youngest of the [[three]] [[children]] of William Hitchcock, a greengrocer, and his wife, Emma Jane Hitchcock (née Whelan). ...hemes and devices|Themes and devices]]). Featuring [[James Stewart (actor)|James Stewart]] in the leading role, ''Rope'' was the first of an eventual four f

...ard [[James]] Olmos, M Emmet Walsh, Daryl Hannah, William Sanderson, Brion James, Joe Turkel and Joanna Cassidy. The lead art designer was Syd Mead, and the ...(Morgan Paull) — is shot during a Voight-Kampff [[test]] by Leon (Brion James), an escaped replicant.

<b>EDR</b>: In a [[recent]] issue of The Nation (29 Sept. 2003), William Greider - [[repeating]] the [[thesis]] of his book, <i>The Soul of [[Capita ...ere you see the old-fashioned production process is where? Hollywood. In [[James]] Bond movies. It's a [[formula]]; two-thirds of the way into the film, Bon

[[William Steig]], [[Norman Mailer]], [[William S. Burroughs]], and [[Orson Bean]] have all undergone Reich's orgone therap ...oenergetic analysis]], Charles Kelley, the founder of Radix Therapy, and [[James]] DeMeo of the Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory [http://www.orgonelab

Rasmussen: In a [[recent]] issue of The [[Nation]] (29 Sept. 2003), William Greider suggests that through a "transformation of Wall Street's core value ...this is the kind of structural stupidity that enables the final victory of James Bond-instead of immediately shooting Bond, the villain gives Bond kind of a

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...partial]] or [[complete]] [[sublimation]]" represents, as Freud wrote to [[James]] Jackson Putnam in a [[letter]] of May 14, 1911, "the goal of [[[psychoana ...s. Letters between Putnam and [[Sigmund Freud]], Ernest [[Jones]], William James, Sándor Ferenczi, and Morton Prince, 1877-1917 (NathanG. Hale, Ed.). Cambr

...of the oldest and strongest [[male]] prevented [[sexual]] promiscuity." [[James]] Jasper Atkinson returned to this hypothesis in [[Primal]] Law (1903). He ...[[another]] theory that was crucial as far as Freud was concerned, that of William Robertson Smith. Smith, in his The [[Religions]] of the Semites (1894), had

...dition]] represented by [[Heraclitus]], [[Aristotle]] and [[Descartes]]. [[William Shakespeare]] had his [[melancholy]] [[character]] ''Jacques'' (in [[As You A more [[scientific]] approach was initiated by [[James Mark Baldwin]], who wrote essays on topics that included ''Imitation: A Cha

...ersalizing, comparative, and evolutionist attitude reached its apogee in [[James]] G. Frazer. It disappeared for methodological reasons. Ethnologists abando ...mism and point of departure for the [[formation]] of religion. The work of William Robertson Smith (1889) analyzing the "totemic meal" confirmed the hypothesi

...iques (staring at an object, verbal commands, etc.). The English physician James Braid, in his Neurhypnology (1843), popularized, or may even have coined, t ...led "rapport." In the mid-nineteenth century, the [[English]] physiologist William Carpenter provided scientific support for "Braidism" by making hypnosis the

* [[Henry James]] 18,81,98, 125-144 style of. 125-126 * [[William Wordsworth]] 150-152

...]. So were psychologists, among [[them]] Stanley Hall (1844-1924), William James (1842-1910), and Boris Sidis (1867-1933). When they read that Freud's [[pat ...hem [[Abraham]] Arden Brill (1874-[[1948]]), Adolph Meyer (1866-1950), and James Jackson Putnam. Freud's lectures, which for the first [[time]] synthesized

Bullitt, William C. Fairbairn, William Ronald Dodds

...of the oldest and strongest [[male]] prevented [[sexual]] promiscuity." [[James]] Jasper Atkinson returned to this hypothesis in <i>[[Primal]] Law</i> (190 ...[[another]] theory that was crucial as far as Freud was concerned, that of William Robertson Smith. Smith, in his <i>The [[Religions]] of the Semites</i> (189

...he [[translation]] nor the [[index]] of the <i>[[Standard Edition]]</i>. [[James]] Strachey limits himself to [[speaking]] of "<i>first and most important i ...ective]] attachment to an object before an [[object relation]]" (Meissner, William W., 1970). León Grinberg (1976) [[interpreted]] it as a very archaic objec

...is Greenacre on Jonathan Swift and Lewis Carroll and by Leon Edel on henry james. ...minar on ‘The Purloined Letter,’, Muller and Richardson, ; John Muller William Richardson The Purloined Poe: Lacan, Derrida, and Psychoanalytic Reading, (

...applies Klein’s theories to Romantic poets, especially William Blake and william wordsworth. Alison Sinclair studies the literary theme of cuckoldry from a ...Body, this time juxtaposing the life and work of giambattista vico with [[James]] Joyce’s [[Finnegans Wake]] in an effort to disclose in each writer a cy

...h E. B. Tylor’s [[Primitive]] [[Culture]] in 1871 and culminating with [[James]] G. Frazer’s The Golden Bough, published in various versions from 1890 t Influenced most strongly by James Frazer, the Cambridge Ritualists, or Hellenists, most notably Jane Harrison

...o Freud." From the members of the Bloomsbury Group came the [[analysts]] [[James]] and Alix Strachey (the future translators of Freud); the younger brother ...eas accessible to their professions. Perhaps the most brilliant figure was William Halse Rivers, psychiatrist, research psychologist, and anthropologist, who

.... In the audience were William [[James]] (he and Freud walked together and James suffered what was probably an angina attack from the heart disease that was ...am Arden; [[Five Lectures on Psycho-Analysis]]; [[Jones]], Ernest; Putnam, James Jackson; United States.

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[[Darwin]], Charles, 26, 165 Davenant, William, 177 De Quincey, Thomas, II I Deutsch, Helene, 283 Devereux, Georges, 278 Strachey, [[James]], 246 Strauss, Leo, 158, 177 Susini, M., II7

...''Yale [[French]] Studies''. Issue 48. 1972/3: 38-72; Eds. John Muller and William Richardson. ''The Purloined Poe. Lacan, [[Derrida]] and Psychoanalytic [[Re ...[[Seminar VI|Desire and the Interpretation of Desire in Hamlet]]" Trans. [[James]] Hulbert. ''Yale French Studies''. Vol. 55/6. 1977: 11-52].

* [[William R D Fairbairn]] * [[James Glover]]

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...l P. Bibler, Dennis A. Foster, Bruce Fink, Octave Mannoni, E. L. McCallum, James Penney, Molly Anne Rothenberg, Nina Schwartz, Slavoj Žižek</div>

...out r?ussit. Ouais ! Est-ce que je vais me mettre ? faire l? du William [[James]] 96 ? R?ussit ? quoi ? La r?ponse, gr?ce au point o? avec le temps j?ai

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...''Daniel Conway''<br /> 1. Feuerbach and the Left and Right Hegelians, ''William Clare Roberts''<br /> 2. Marx and Marxism, ''Terrell Carver''<br /> 3. Sø ...S. K. Keltner and Samuel J. Julian''<br /> 3. Sartre and Phenomenology, ''William L. McBride''<br /> 4. Continental Aesthetics: Phenomenology and Antiphenome

...n, Walter D. Asmus, and James Knowlson. An interview with Susan Sontag and William S. Burroughs completes the book.

...fecates, makes unpleasant sounds? (Think of the incredible extent to which James Joyce was ready to accept his wife Nora in the "ugly" jouissance of her exi ...analysis. (New York: Routledge, 1992.) pp. 210-214.<br /> [8] -Quoted from William O. Cord, An Introduction to Richard Wagner's "Der Ring des Nibelingen." (At