The actor then needs to allow the emotions that they once felt to resurface and to take over their mind; these feelings must then be transferred to the character or script. ... Stanislavski taught that the actors must be consciously aware of their Super-Objective in their mind throughout their rehearsal and performance. ... Stanislavski also called motivation "will" and considered it to be in the subconscious. 'Will' becomes triggered indirectly through emotions or the mind and he believed that an actor was influenced by either their mind or emotions to choose their action...

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Are these experiences hallucinatory, a subconscious escape from dissatisfaction with his own marital life? ... If he has indeed travelled back in time then these experiences match his subconscious and it is a true escape from the life he lives. ... This rise and fall of his state of mind could be part of the drugs disruptive influence upon him but throughout Daphne du Maurier keeps the onus fair and square upon the obsessive nature of this past world. ... Shunning more and more the petty and fickle modern life, his mind is staying far more in the then, than the now, causing himself much distre...

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It instead emotionally entrapped him, when he subconsciously fell for Pretty Calf, impregnating her, forcing him to stay. ... This mind-set of approaching death made him live life aimlessly and made his already "bitter" heart even worse, building upon the brokenness of losing his wife. ...

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For years there have been symbolic art pieces that have been engrained in our minds. ... Though these questions are often thought of and quickly forgotten, our subconscious holds on the thoughts, which in turn can play apart in shaping our moral fabric. ...

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Robert Frost portrays the theme of unavoidable death subconsciously with subtle literary elements such as humor, connotations, and shifts. ... The concept of death confuses many, and all the previous ideals and philosophies on death were implemented into our minds by others. ...

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Trace the psychological progress of Raskolnikov's mind from the planning stages of the murder through the final realization of love. ... Eventually, after deciding to undergo his original plan to murder, Raskolnikov's mind faces a series of stages in progression from the murder to his realization of love. ... At the end of the story, Raskolnikov confesses for the murder, goes to prison in Siberia, and realizes that surrender to true love and equality finally puts his mind at peace and ease. ... The reader can clearly discern Raskolnikov's instability of mind – perhaps even...

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When these children grow up, becoming fathers or mothers, sometimes, they will mimic the actions of their parents subconsciously, and then affect their children. ... In the real life, so many tragedies of families occur because of couple's different personalities, living habits and minds, which would cause a long distance of hearts. ...

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Hamlet is hit with the realization that she never loved his father, that her devotion sprung from sheer lust, and that Hamlet's mind is obsessed with obscene imaginings. ... What are these imaginings that are taking place in Hamlet's mind? ... He cannot do it because subconsciously he does not want to hurt his mother. ...

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The idea of mood regulatory function of dreams is supported by Hartmann (2002) who argues that dreaming makes connections guided by emotional concerns with the mind. ... TST suggests that to increasing reproductive success entails experiencing and responding repeatedly to a variety of threat simulation in dreams over time, one becomes better prepared to appraise and cope with threats (p. 897) subconsciously on a neurological and cognitive level and even consciously on a behavioural level. ... Cartwright and her colleagues' (2003) study of depression found that those who reported to hav...

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Raskolnikov's struggle to listen to his mind rather than his heart is portrayed through his thoughts and monologues that occur as he faces many hardships. ... The intellectual part of Rasko's mind tells him such people are insignificant and have no relation to him, while the other part of him fells compassion for those same individuals. ... Later, Raskolnikov shows this confliction within his mind as he later visits Razumihin and immediately decides to leave. ... Raskolnikov is subconsciously trying to talk himself out of turning himself in by being logical in saying that there wo...

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