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...Bibliography: p. Includes index. 1. Lawrence, D. H. David Herbert , 1885-1930 -- Biography -- Psychology. 2. Psychoanalysis and literature. 3. Creation Literary, artistic, etc. I. Title PR6023.A93Z62366 1984 823...

...1987. Cowan, James. D. H. Lawrence and the Trembling Balance...Press, 1990. Cowart, David. "Oedipal Dynamics in Jane Eyre . Literature and Psychology 31, 1 (1981): 33...eds. Feminism and Psychoanalysis . Ithaca: Cornell University...Question. In Literature and Psychoanalysis: The Question of Reading...Literature/Philosophy/Psychoanalysis). Translated by Martha...

...Milton writes the last epic. The novel is invented; psychology begins in earnest. And poetry is left on the shelf. Am...unconvincing revival of antiquated metaphysics. Your interest in Lawrence, of course, reflects this desperation. Lawrence would have no science, no religion, except his own. I...

...in Love", in D. H. Lawrence: A Critical Study...omission, see David Farmer, "Women...British and American Literature, 1880-1920...and Desire in Literature Boston: Little...Complete Poems of D. H. Lawrence , ed. Vivian...

...Holroyd * 1914 Touch and Go * 1920 ESSAYS Studies in Classic American Literature * 1923 TRAVEL Twilight in Italy 1916 Sea and Sardinia * 1921 PSYCHOLOGY Psychoanalysis and the Unconscious * 1921 Fantasia of the Unconscious * 1922 TRANSLATION...

...Machiavelli and the Discourse of Literature (1993), 16-51. Fazion...Machiavelli. Ed. and trans. David Sices and James B. Atkinson...Machiavelli and the Discourse of Literature (1993), 117-44...Desire in the Renaissance: Psychoanalysis and Literature, ed. Valeria Finucci and...656-83. Whitfield, J. H. "On Machiavellis Use...

On Politics and Psychoanalysis in Puigs Second Trilogy In an interview reproduced in his book O continente submerso the Brazilian journalist and critic Leo Gilson...

...Renaissance," in The Literary Freud: Mechanisms...Will , ed. Joseph H. Smith (New Haven...Reproduction of Mothering: Psychoanalysis and the Sociology of...1978 ). Renaissance literary work informed by object...Feminist Approaches to the Literature of Sixteenth-Century...through Contemporary Psychoanalysis," in Repre senting...

...but Swinburne was not one of them. David Simpson quotes Dugaid Stewarts fears...and enables one of his best critics, David Riede, to conclude that Swinburnes development...Univ. of Chicago Press, 1989); Antony H. Harrison, Victorian Poets and Romantic...New Haven: Yale Univ. Press, 1990); David G. Riede, Swinburne: A Study of Romantic...Vanishing Lives: Style and Self in Tennyson, D. G. Rossetti, Swinburne, and Yeats...

...have been. Gardner,s re-creation of "Usher" allows him...that what happens is the creation of art. Thirdly, Gardners re-creation of "Usher" affords him...Second Story." American Literature 59 (1987): 1-19. Obuchowski...

...academic study of its underlying psychology or folklore elements, as...remember correctly, was by H. G. Wells and was titled...because his every attempt at creation was anticipated by some mysterious...ontological warehouse of literary remains. Although Brouns...options. For example, the literary history of the English language...against a female relative, etc., etc. Indeed, literary themes are as rich as the...in a new way--Q.E.D.) But if we let the gigantic...

...interpretation, feeling, emotion, etc. Hyman Raphael Shevelev wrote...sharp, soft, selective), etc. Such differences create...viewer impact. PSA member David Hughes of Medway, Massachusetts...achieve a painterly effect; the creation of derivations, mostly through...as impressionism, cubism, etc. This represented a departure...cubist compositions and anti-artistic creations. All breaks of convention...

...apart. In this issue of Artforum, it is precisely the unstable yet persistent nature of secrecy that seems richest in artistic potential. In fact, among the subjects discussed in these pages, a certain withholding of knowledge is uniquely privileged...each image acting as a word in its grids syntax, then her close-ups of flowers and human figures indeed possess the literary forms allusive complexion, its intimate opacity and generosity in concealment--as if to suggest that we cannot, after...

...especially in the religious literatures of both East and West...way the truth of the artistic vision became irrelevant...his explanation of artistic inspiration he presented...in the process of artistic production. Platos...aspect (Ion 534C-D) which renders artistic...inspiration disappeared as psychology, modeled on science...emphasizing masculine creation. Truth, feminine...Psychology and Literature," in Modern Man...

...pass in some quarters as spiritual or artistic frosting on the cake of human endeavor...more "already known" than art and the creation of it. From cave-dwelling on, probably...process which goes into the making of the artistic product, because the process itself...not the point. Through the process of artistic creation, we can all confront ourselves...

...interview at Cambridge University to study an English literature degree. The 17-year-old has already been offered...years, Rosie said she wanted to complete a masters in psychoanalysis and then a PhD in literature. Despite a phase when she was young of wanting to be...

...bodies, highpitched voices, rabid intellectualism and complete disregard for fashion. This family left its mark on literature and psychoanalysis, and helped women obtain the vote. It also had a foothold inside Bloomsbury, sharing with this group of friends...

...last works of an emotionally and psychologically troubled artistic genius who lived too fast and died far too young. Though...realist, a prototype of the rebellious, tormented genius in literature, film, philosophy and psychoanalysis. Hauled in and out of court charged with, among many...

...Your Views Special: Herbert Art Gallery. Why Coventry needs new Herbert gallery FEW cities...contemplating cutting the Herbert Art Gallery scheme...but even higher) etc, is finally coming...house dedicated to new literature, The Heaventree Press...printing presses, or a literary social life of any...the only ambitious artistic expansion I have seen...looking forward to the creation of a wonderful cultural...

...Transformation of Psychoanalysis," she makes great...undoubtedly a pioneer of psychoanalysis in Great Britain...hothouse world of psychoanalysis it is probably for...American Journal of Psychology in January 1910...interpretation of a work of literature. A dubious distinction...Ms. Maddox as a literary critic. Her glibness...

...is a fierce protest against totalitarianism. She was a central figure in the modernist movement in Scandinavian literature. Her main concerns included Christianity, socialism, lesbianism, and psychoanalysis. Boye died an apparent suicide at 40. ____________________ Copyright 2009 Columbia University...

...subjects including structuralist linguistics and semiotics, psychoanalysis, and contemporary feminism; many of her books have been...among language, society, and self with its individual psychology and sexuality. Her books include Semeiotike (1969...1992), Time and Sense: Proust and the Experience of Literature (1994, tr. 1996), and The Sense and Non-Sense of...1990), J. Fletcher and A. Benjamin, ed. (1990), D. R. Crownfield (1992), K. Oliver (1983 and 1993...

...late 5th cent. a.d. He taught the practice...and became active in literary and artistic life. Zen monasteries...West by the writings of D. T. Suzuki , and interest...Bibliography A vast popular literature has grown up around...Zen Buddhism and Psychoanalysis (1960, repr. 1970); D. T. Suzuki, Essays...1962, repr. 1973); H. Dumoulin, A History...