Self-analysis in literary study : exploring hidden agendas
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Self-analysis in literary study : exploring hidden agendas
（Literature and psychoanalysis, 6）
New York University Press, c1994
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- Introduction : self-analysis enhances other analysis / Daniel Rancour Laferriere
- "The grief that does not speak" : suicide, mourning, and psychoanalytic teaching / Jeffrey Berman
- How I got my language : forms of self-inclusion / David Bleich
- A cyberreader defends / Norman N. Holland
- Pulkheria Alexandrovna and Raskolnikov, my mother and me / Bernard J. Paris
- Why Natasha bumps her head : the value of self-analysis in the application of psychoanalysis in literature / Daniel Rancour Laferriere
- Wimp or faggot? : subjective considerations in understanding the alienation of Dostoevsky's Underground man / Steven Rosen
- Attunement and interpretation : reading Virginia Woolf / Barbara Ann Schapiro
- Unearthing buried affects and associations in reading : the case of the Justified sinner / Michael Steig
