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IDEAS AS PHYSICAL SPACES








Entering the bedroom, (* SHE HAD PLUNGED INTO AN UNCOMFORTABLE, DREAM-LIKE CONDITION THAT ENCUMBERED HER LIKE AN OLD-FASHIONED DIVING SUIT IN DEEP WATER.*) Her thoughts did not seem her own -- (* they were piped down to her, thoughts instead of oxygen.*)
[[Text: source, p.79]]
{NB Example included here in that the dream-like state can be counted as a sort of thnking, and the diving suit provides a physical space. But example also inlcuded in IDEAS AS EXTERNAL ENTITIES - not sure which type of metaphor is more appropriate here or whether both are.}
{NB also: extension of the diving-suit idea, by viewing thoughts as piped down.}


... (* he paced restlessly about INSIDE HIS DESIRE, LIKE A PRISONER IN HIS DUNGEON.*) (* A perpetual anguish stifled him.*)
[[Text: source p.77]]
{Mixed with IDEAS AS EXTERNAL ENTITIES.}






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Last mod: 20 August 2018