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Freud’s *Creative Writers and Day-Dreaming*

A psychoanalytic essay by Sigmund Freud that posits writing as a form of adult daydreaming, akin to childhood play, which allows writers and readers to explore fantasies that relieve psychic tension. The article uses this framework to argue for the shared imaginative space between author and reader.

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