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Psychically, then, the virtual experience may be more cathected and more "real" than the embodied equivalent. [were] highly charged," at "the morning wakening and the evening preparations for bedtime," an d when the child was sick, (34) it is likely that she was more highly cathected than the modern day-care worker. I quote: "I remember feeling incredibly angry when I realized that my relation to Artforum was over because of course I had cathected onto the magazine. |
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