Table of Contents

Acknowledgements Introduction: Literature in Psychoanalysis PART I: SHAKESPEARE, Hamlet Introductory note: Hamlet in Psychoanalysis Dismember Me: Shakespeare, Paranoia and the Logic of Mass Culture; L.Charnes Hamlet's Flesh: Lacan and the Desire of the Mother; J.Reinhard Lupton and K.Reinhard Family Romance or Family History? Psychoanalysis and Dramatic Invention in Nicholas Abraham's 'The Phantom of Hamlet'; N.Rand PART II: E.T.A. Hoffman, 'The Sandman', Sigmund Freud, 'The Uncanny' Introductory note: Uncanny Literature Freud and the 'Uncanny' The Double is and and the Devil; The Uncanniness of The Sandman; S.Kofman Fiction and its Phantoms; A Reading of Freud's Das Unheimliche; H.Cixous The Sandman; The Uncanny as Problem of Reading; L.Moller PART III: Sigmund Freud, The Wolf Man Introductory note: Constructing and Reconstructing the Wolf Man Fictions of the Wolf Man: Freud and Narrative Understanding; P.Brooks The Wolf Man's Magic Word; N.Abraham and M.Torok Fors: The Anglish Words of Nicolas Abraham and Maria Torok; J.Derrida PART IV: Hélène Cixous Portrait of Dora; Sigmund Freud Dora Introductory note; Dora in Freud and Feminism The Untenable; C.Clément and H.Cixous The Lake of Seduction: Body, Acting, and Voice in Hélène Cixous's Portrait de Dora; E.Brown 'You Freud, Me Jane'; E.Bronfen Bibliography Index.

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STEVEN VINE is Lecturer in English at the University of Wales Swansea, where he specialises in teaching Romanticism and critical theory.

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'An extremely useful abridged anthology, bringing together texts central to the field but never before collected together.' - Professor Ruth Parkin-Gounelas, Aristotle University, Greece