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This moment of gothic cathexis has its corollary in "Book One: Fear" of Wright's Native Son as Bigger Thomas stealthily tries to deliver Mary Dalton, who has passed out from drugs and alcohol to her bedroom without being discovered. Given Funk's savvy, this vacuum of desirous attention easily accommodates art ideas--skillful, handmade painting lives parasitically off photography; our urge toward cathexis with a sexy or otherwise special individual rebounds as admonishment about commodity and spectacle. 3) Sze's poem weaves the fruit's traditional sexual associations with cathexis intensified by his grief for a close friend, Donald Rundstrom. |
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