"It remains the best work on literature and psychoanalysis, essential reading for anyone interested in pursuing the relations between the two or wanting to know about the possible effects of the French re-reading of Freud for a reading of literature.--'The Year's Work in English Studies.' "Even the strictest clinical focus could profit from these essays,since there is always more to be learned about the complexities of language and narrative form, the colors and shapes in the language of the self struggling free of its silences."--'Modern Psychoanalysis.
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It remains the best work on literature and psychoanalysis, essential reading for anyone interested in pursuing the relations between the two or wanting to know about the possible effects of the French re-reading of Freud for a reading of literature.
(Year's Work in English Studies )Even the strictest clinical focus could profit from these essays, since there is always more to be learned about the complexities of language and narrative form, the colors and shapes in the language of the self struggling free of its silences.
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- La Divina Commedia by Dante Alighieri on 9 pages
- The Interpretation of Dreams by Sigmund Freud on 5 pages
- Beyond the Pleasure Principle (Norton Library) by Sigmund Freud on 5 pages
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- Paradigms Regained: Pluralism and the Practice of Criticism by James L. Battersby in Back Matter (1), Back Matter (2), and Back Matter (3)
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