Novel Relations
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Novel Relations
Victorian Fiction and British Psychoanalysis
Christoff, Alicia Mireles Professor
Princeton University Press
05/2022
288
Mole
Inglês
9780691234595
15 a 20 dias
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Thought; Psychoanalysis; Writing; Narrative; Subjectivity; Metaphor; Psychoanalytic theory; Narration; Theory; Melanie Klein; Sympathy; Tess of the d'Urbervilles; Character (arts); Consciousness; Criticism; George Eliot; Feeling; Critical practice; The Mill on the Floss; Projective identification; Transference; Literature; Fiction; Death drive; Mourning; Object relations theory; American Psychoanalytic Association; Ideology; Literary criticism; Virginia Woolf; Loneliness; Idealization; Capacity to be alone; Adam Phillips (psychologist); Infant; Poetry; Sigmund Freud; Novel; Duke University Press; The Various; Christopher Bollas; Oedipus complex; Pathetic fallacy; Potentiality and actuality; Anxiety; Sensibility; Countertransference; Modernity; Self-concept; Analogy; Preface; Omniscience; Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick; Novelist; Vocabulary; Mourning and Melancholia; Unconscious communication; Simile; Bildungsroman; Femininity; Audre Lorde; Deed; Death; Egdon Heath; Wilfred Bion; Oppression; Masud Khan; Career; Aesthetics; Omnipotence
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Thought; Psychoanalysis; Writing; Narrative; Subjectivity; Metaphor; Psychoanalytic theory; Narration; Theory; Melanie Klein; Sympathy; Tess of the d'Urbervilles; Character (arts); Consciousness; Criticism; George Eliot; Feeling; Critical practice; The Mill on the Floss; Projective identification; Transference; Literature; Fiction; Death drive; Mourning; Object relations theory; American Psychoanalytic Association; Ideology; Literary criticism; Virginia Woolf; Loneliness; Idealization; Capacity to be alone; Adam Phillips (psychologist); Infant; Poetry; Sigmund Freud; Novel; Duke University Press; The Various; Christopher Bollas; Oedipus complex; Pathetic fallacy; Potentiality and actuality; Anxiety; Sensibility; Countertransference; Modernity; Self-concept; Analogy; Preface; Omniscience; Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick; Novelist; Vocabulary; Mourning and Melancholia; Unconscious communication; Simile; Bildungsroman; Femininity; Audre Lorde; Deed; Death; Egdon Heath; Wilfred Bion; Oppression; Masud Khan; Career; Aesthetics; Omnipotence
