The Significance of Poetry for Psychological Theory

Tradition and Discovery 21 (3):19-30 (1994)
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Abstract

Contemporary associationistic psychology excludes poetic truth an all that it implies regarding the participation of the observer with the observed in building up our conception of reality.

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