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<p>the Link Between Psychoanalysis As A Mode Of Interpretation And Shakespeare's Works Is Well Known. But Rather Than Merely Putting Shakespeare On The Couch, Philip Armstrong Focuses On The Complex And Fascinatingly Fruitful Mutual Relationship Between Shakespeare's Texts And Psychoanalytic Theory. He Shows How The Theories Of Freud, Rank, Jones, Lacan, Erikson, And Others Are Themselves In A Large Part The Product Of Reading Shakespeare.<br> Armstrong Provides An Introductory Cultural History Of The Relationship Between Psychoanalytic Concepts And Shakespearean Texts.<br> This Is Played Out In A Variety Of Expected And Unexpected Contexts, Including:<br> *the Early Modern Stage<br> *<b>hamlet</b> And <b>the Tempest</b><br> *freud's Analytic Session<br> *the Parisian Intellectual Scene<br> *hollywood<br> *the Virtual Space Of The Pc.</p><h3>arthur F. Kinney</h3><p>i Have Personally Purchased And Studied Every One Of The New Accents On Shakespeare Volumes In The New Series Edited By Terence Hawkes And Repeatedly Turn To Them As Resources For My Own Research And Teaching. My Students - Graduate And Undergraduate Alike - Find Them Invaluable, As I Do. They Are Remarkably Comprehe
- Author
- Philip Armstrong; MyiLibrary
- Publisher
- ROUTLEDGE TAYLOR & FRANCIS GROUP
- Published
- 2001
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9786610115129
- Subjects
- Literary Criticism, Literary Fiction, Psychology
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