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Sublimation and Affirmation in Nietzsche's Psychology
The Journal of Nietzsche Studies, 2014ABSTRACT Nietzsche sometimes offers the elusive suggestion that his psychology is not just original, but inaugural: a “first” in the field of philosophy. This article argues that a clue to his inaugural ambitions is discovered in his novel use of sublimation as a concept that engages in both a genealogical critique and a therapeutic ...
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A Psychological Alternative to Schopenhauer’s Theory of the Sublime
2015The argument of the previous chapter contains a vital suggestion about the sublime, namely, that it comes to us as part of a profoundly relational state of mind. The sublime is a high point in our demand that the world be meaningful to us, and our attempt to come to terms with its overwhelming and distressing aspects. The experience of the sublime thus
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Sublime Simon: The consistent vision of economic psychology's Nobel laureate
Journal of Economic Psychology, 2001This essay contains a study of some of Herbert Simon's ideas, with particular emphasis on the role of bounded rationality in Simon's thinking and his contributions to economics and psychology. I describe Simon's visions for challenging rational choice theory, through limited rationality, and for bringing psychology into economics, putting this in ...
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Hume's aesthetic psychology of distance, greatness and the sublime
British Journal for the History of Philosophy, 1995(1995). Hume's aesthetic psychology of distance, greatness and the sublime. British Journal for the History of Philosophy: Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 89-112.
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The Sublime and the Empirical Datum in Psychology: An Exercise of Conceptual Approximation
2018The Aesthetics issue in philosophy brings important reflections to the understanding of psychological processes. Burke and Kant produced an episteme full of premises for which the sublime acts as a frontier regarding the mundane and the beautiful, in order to provide the non-apprehensible, the suspension of the field of the linguistic senses before the
Marina Assis Pinheiro +2 more
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Drafting the Psychological Sublime Brain: A Pilot EEG Study
2020Only recently, neuroscience has devoted attention to one of the most fascinating phenomena that has captured human imagination for centuries, that is, the psychological sublime or awe. Defined as an emotion arising from vast overwhelming stimuli, it has been investigated consistently, i.e., outlining its facial, experiential, behavioral, and cognitive ...
Chirico, A +8 more
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The Psychology of the Sublime: On the Function of Poetry in Klopstock's Aesthetic Essays
Seminar, 1998Both the image of Klopstock and his place in literary history have shifted during the last fifty years. Earlier researchers, for example Vietor (132) and Kaiser (107), viewed him primarily as a precursor of Sturm und Drang and Klassik by pointing to his role in the development of a literature oriented on subjectivity, as expressed in the cult of the ...
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Journal of Personality, 1998
Recent studies in social psychology are reviewed for evidence relevant to seven Freudian defense mechanisms. This work emphasizes normal populations, moderate rather than extreme forms of defense, and protection of self‐esteem against threat. Reaction formation, isolation, and denial have been amply shown in studies, and they do seem to serve defensive
Baumeister, RF, Dale, K, Sommer, KL
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Recent studies in social psychology are reviewed for evidence relevant to seven Freudian defense mechanisms. This work emphasizes normal populations, moderate rather than extreme forms of defense, and protection of self‐esteem against threat. Reaction formation, isolation, and denial have been amply shown in studies, and they do seem to serve defensive
Baumeister, RF, Dale, K, Sommer, KL
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