1969
DOI: 10.1016/0010-440x(69)90050-9
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Metabolic concomitants of schizophrenia

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confidence: 99%
“…By making the lower parts of the image proportionately smaller than the object depicted and the upper parts larger, a phantasmatic image will falsely appear to have the proportions of the thing it is an imitation of. 10 The example also works the other way around: If one wants a small image (appear to be) of something great, one makes the lower parts of the image larger and the upper parts smaller.…”
Section: To Know Everythingmentioning
confidence: 99%