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Substitutive is the pure Chilean model, in which individual accounts replace the pay-go pillar. The discussion of Wright is similarly intriguing, uncovering the "infantile sadistic fantasies" that cause the white hero of Savage Holiday to kill a neighboring woman in a substitutive fantasy of matricide. This sense of empowerment and substitutive possessiveness is accentuated in the case of the catalogue raisonne (perhaps paradoxically, for the reason that what is presented for our perusal is not the works per se, as in literature, but reproductions of them: a catalogue raisonne is a kind of surrogate collection). |
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