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[…] doomed to enter the reality of sensuous thought, where he will lose the distinction between subjective and objective, where his capacity to perceive the whole through its part will be heightened ( pars pro toto ), where colors will be singing and where sounds will acquire shape (synesthesia), where the word will compel him to react as if the event described by this word did happen in reality (hypnosis) (S. Eisenstein, Papers in the Russian Government Archive of Literature and Art (RGALI), 1923, pp.…”
[…] doomed to enter the reality of sensuous thought, where he will lose the distinction between subjective and objective, where his capacity to perceive the whole through its part will be heightened ( pars pro toto ), where colors will be singing and where sounds will acquire shape (synesthesia), where the word will compel him to react as if the event described by this word did happen in reality (hypnosis) (S. Eisenstein, Papers in the Russian Government Archive of Literature and Art (RGALI), 1923, pp.…”