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" good, happy, clever comrade— it is most strange—" "That a person must die to become alive again; but for archaeologists that is of course necessary." "No, I mean your name—" "Why is it strange?" The young archaeologist showed himself familiar with... "
Delusion and dream - Page 110
by Sigmund Freud - 1917 - 243 pages
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Gradiva: A Pompeiian Fancy

Wilhelm Jensen - 1918 - 128 pages
...succeeded in saying, "Yes, now I recognize—no, you have not changed at all—it is you, Zoe—my good, happy, clever comrade— it is most strange—"...familiar with not only the classical languages, but also with the etymology of German, and continued, "Because Bertgang has the same meaning as Gradiva and...
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Reading Psychoanalysis: Freud, Rank, Ferenczi, Groddeck

Peter L. Rudnytsky - 2002 - 342 pages
...Subsequently, when Hanold recognizes the woman he has met in Pompeii as Zoe Bertgang, she observes that it is strange "that a person must die to become alive again, but for archeologists that is of course necessary" (Jensen 1903, no). The intertwined problems of distinguishing...
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