Some have also suggested that primacy of sexual symbolism in Art Nouveau artworks were influenced by the sensuality in many of Makart's paintings.
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However, he was skeptical about Freudianism, especially after a struggle with an editor who insisted on reading Freudian sexual symbolism into his juvenile novels.
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The sexual symbolism is far from subtle _ the Balinese word for cock means hero, warrior, lady killer, tough guy _ but there is more going on here.
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In the 1960s Bultman began to make large collages, using pre-painted paper cut or torn and assembled into shapes reminiscent of his figurative drawings and more abstract sexual symbolism.
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A famous large-scale analysis of shoplifters in the United Kingdom ridiculed Stekel's notion of sexual symbolism and claimed that one out of five apprehended shoplifters was a " psychiatric ".
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Despite their ancient tradition of asceticism, both the Hindu faith and the Tantric form of Buddhism that predominates in the Himalayas make much of sexual symbolism and the union of the male and female principles.
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While showering later that morning, Jane screams when she realizes the pet boa constrictor of Mary-Kate's character, aspiring rock star Roxy, has slithered from its tank to join her . ( How's THAT for sexual symbolism ?)
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Although his later and more popular paintings are refined, whimsical and apparently effortless, his influential period in the 1920s and 1930s produced works that were provocative in their sexual symbolism and imagery, and employing rough, experimental materials, including sandpaper, unsized canvases, and collage.
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Hofmannsthal adapted his work to become the libretto for Richard Strauss'opera Elekra in 1909 . The opera, although controversial for both its " modern " music and its depiction of Elektra through " psycho-sexual symbolism ", inspired many more adaptations of Electra by other writers and composers during the twentieth century.
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Interestingly, several aspects of the story recur in Wilkie Collins "'The Moonstone " ( 1868 ), a seminal work in the development of the murder mystery : the return of a childhood companion, the sexual symbolism of defloration implied in the crime, and the almost catatonic reactions of the heroine to her discovery of it.
