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	{{H:title\|Simply put, the H represents the individual drives that Mailer, in his dialectical thinking, puts in contrast to the society. The H can be static (homeostasis) or in motion (homeodynamism), depending on its relationship to external forces, or the S. Mailer defines H as “the most healthy act possible at any moment for the soul”; see ~~note~~ 223. Later, he likens it to the Freudian id, or the instinctual desire that provides the foundation for his figuration of the Hipster—the rebel, philosophical psychopath, or American existentialist. Still later, the H is also the “er”; see entry 479 ff.\|H}}		{{H:title\|Simply put, the H represents the individual drives that Mailer, in his dialectical thinking, puts in contrast to the society. The H can be static (homeostasis) or in motion (homeodynamism), depending on its relationship to external forces, or the S. Mailer defines H as “the most healthy act possible at any moment for the soul”; see the notes on entries 223 and 245. Later, he likens it to the Freudian id, or the instinctual desire that provides the foundation for his figuration of the Hipster—the rebel, philosophical psychopath, or American existentialist. Still later, the H is also the “er”; see entry 479 ff.\|H}}

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	{{H:title\|~~Homeostasis~~, or ~~later~~ homeodynamism, Mailer defines as “the most healthy act possible at any moment for the ~~soul.” See~~ note 223. Later, he likens it to the Freudian id, or the instinctual desire that provides the foundation for his figuration of the Hipster—the rebel, philosophical psychopath, or American existentialist.\|H}}		{{H:title\|Simply put, the H represents the individual drives that Mailer, in his dialectical thinking, puts in contrast to the society. The H can be static (homeostasis) or in motion (homeodynamism), depending on its relationship to external forces, or the S. Mailer defines H as “the most healthy act possible at any moment for the soul”; see note 223. Later, he likens it to the Freudian id, or the instinctual desire that provides the foundation for his figuration of the Hipster—the rebel, philosophical psychopath, or American existentialist. Still later, the H is also the “er”; see entry 479 ff.\|H}}

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	{{H:title\|Homeostasis, or later homeodynamism, Mailer defines as “the most healthy act possible at any moment for the soul.” See note 223. Later, he likens it to the Freudian id, or the instinctual desire provides the foundation for his figuration of the Hipster—the rebel, philosophical psychopath, or American existentialist.\|H}}		{{H:title\|Homeostasis, or later homeodynamism, Mailer defines as “the most healthy act possible at any moment for the soul.” See note 223. Later, he likens it to the Freudian id, or the instinctual desire that provides the foundation for his figuration of the Hipster—the rebel, philosophical psychopath, or American existentialist.\|H}}

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	{{H:title\|Homeostasis, or later homeodynamism, Mailer defines as “the most healthy act possible at any moment for the soul.” See note 223. Later, he likens it to the Freudian id, or the instinctual desire provides the foundation for his figuration of the ~~Hipster~~, or American existentialist.\|H}}		{{H:title\|Homeostasis, or later homeodynamism, Mailer defines as “the most healthy act possible at any moment for the soul.” See note 223. Later, he likens it to the Freudian id, or the instinctual desire provides the foundation for his figuration of the Hipster—the rebel, philosophical psychopath, or American existentialist.\|H}}

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	{{H:title\|Homeostasis, or later homeodynamism, Mailer defines as “the most healthy act possible at any moment for the soul.” See note 223.\|H}}		{{H:title\|Homeostasis, or later homeodynamism, Mailer defines as “the most healthy act possible at any moment for the soul.” See note 223. Later, he likens it to the Freudian id, or the instinctual desire provides the foundation for his figuration of the Hipster, or American existentialist.\|H}}

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{{H:title|Homeostasis, or later homeodynamism, Mailer defines as “the most healthy act possible at any moment for the soul.” See note 223.|H}}