...for his ac ceptance of the writer as an ally. "Storytellers," he says ("Delusion and Dream," p. 123), "are valuable allies, and their testimony is to be...that we have not yet made accessible for science." striking twelve! It's true, then! That's dreadful!' " 10 Clocks strike twelve, bells toll, lights burn...

...“Storytellers,” said Sigmund Freud, “are valuable allies (for the psychological investigator), and their testimony is to be rated high, for they usually know many things not yet dreamed of in our philosophy . . . because they draw from (unconscious) sources that have not...

...poets have dreamed” (Z, 2, 240). Sigmund Freud also wrote in 1907 that poets and novelists (Dichter) “usually know many things between heaven and earth that our academic wisdom does not even dream of' (Delusion and Dream in Wilhem Jensen ‘s Gradiva, in Gradiva, by Wilhelm Jensen, trans. Helen M. Downey...

...for his ac eeptance of the writer as an ally. "Storytellers," he says ("Delusion and Dream," p. 123), "are valuable allies, and their testimony is to be...that we have not yet made accessible for science." striking twelve! It's true, then! That's dreadful!' " 10 Clocks strike twelve, bells toll, lights burn...