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" serves as a method to compensate for subjective deficiencies (emotion, virtue, past or failed relationships) " - philosophy of the body |
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| imageTopLeft-20AD.png | 20AD | 20AD-1910-Gladys_Cooper.png | http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gladys_Cooper.jpg |
| imageTopRight-2AD.png | 2AD | 331px-Melpomene_sarcophagus_louvre_Ma475.png | http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Melpomene_sarcophagus_louvre_Ma475.jpg |
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| imageBottomRight-5BC.png | 5BC | 543px-Hermes_Thasos_Louvre_MA696C.png | http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hermes_Thasos_Louvre_MA696C.jpg |
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" an experience of the objectified makes one's subconscious feel it is right to claim the presented object. Although this is the natural response, it is however rarely the intention of the objectified - and the majority of citizens know this - which then presents a logical contradiction - and a feeling of having being disrespected by the person(s) responsible for the objectification (whoever they really are) " - philosophy of the body |
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