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The Apprehension of Beauty: The Role of Aesthetic Conflict in Development, Art, and Violence
Authors
Meltzer, D. and Williams, M. H.
Published by
Clunie
ISBN-13
978-1855756243
ISBN-10
1855756242
Years
1988
Contents
Front Matter
p. v
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1. The Apprehension of Beauty
p. 1
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2. Aesthetic Conflict: Its Place in the Developmental Process
p. 7
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3. On First Impressions
p. 35
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4. On Aesthetic Reciprocity
p. 42
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5. The Role of the Father in Early Development
p. 59
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6. The Problem of Violence
p. 66
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7. The Undiscovered Country: The Shape of the Aesthetic Conflict in Hamlet
p. 84
Meg Harris Williams
8. The Place of Aesthetic Conflict in the Analytic Process
p. 134
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9. The Retreat from Aesthetic Conflict: Cynicism, Perversity and the Vulgarisation of Taste
p. 145
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10. Recovery of the Aesthetic Object
p. 159
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11. Holding the Dream: The Nature of Aesthetic Appreciation
p. 178
Meg Harris Williams
12. The Shadows in the Cave and the Writing on the Wall
p. 200
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Addendum 1. Concerning the Social Basis of Art (1963)
p. 206
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Addendum II
p. 227
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Mindlessness: Failure and Reversal of Alpha-Function as a Model for Relating Psychosomatics, Hyperactivity and Hallucinosis
p. 228
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Afterword
p. 243
Maria Rhode
Index
p. 249
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