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It is simply that the outrage cannot find its normal ritual catharsis.
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Gabriele let her sob on her back until the catharsis was complete.
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And what it turned out to be was the opposite of catharsis.
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Uproarious laughter was not slapped into the sorrowful silence of dramatic catharsis.
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The euro zone will flit between crisis and catharsis in 2015.
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To Aristotle tragedy seemed to afford a cleansing or "katharsis of the soul" through the sympathetic experience of pity or fear.
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Such, approximately, is Aristotle's view of the Tragic Emotion, or Katharsis.
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What is meant by the Purgation (Katharsis) through pity and fear?
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Bernays concludes that by Katharsis is denoted the "alleviating discharge" of the emotions themselves.
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The mysterious Katharsis, the emotion of tragedy, is, then, a special type of the unique aesthetic emotion.
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This seems to after-shadow the modern views on intrapsychical conflict and abreaction.
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He said only that the command might be removed by a reverse abreaction.
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To you, this is just abreaction or acting-out or something clinical.
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Often the conversion represented a psychological abreaction, an unhealthy swing from extreme desolation to elation.
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I can still feel and experience, to the point of abreaction, how awful and disorienting it felt.
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Augustine's conversion seems like a psychological abreaction, after which the convert falls exhausted into the arms of God, all passion spent.
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Abreaction is the process of reliving, in detail, an event.