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The hidden meaning and its hiding place: The postmodern semantics of Freud (Antal Bokay)
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Freudian text - historical text (Laszlo Halasz)
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Existential psychoanalysis and FamilienRoman in Jean-Paul Sartre "Les Mots" (Jacques Benzakein)
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"The Ego and the Id" and Lacan's schema L (Robert Silhol)
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"Alice au pays des merveilles:" Metaphore ou modele psychanalytique de la lecture? (Jean-Marc Talpin)
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The psychoanalytical approach to lyrical poetry (Kees C. P. Nuijten)
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Transference as the result of texts and belief (Patrick Vandermeersch)
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The problem with psychological readings of "Ceremony" (John Peacock)
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L'enfance a retrouver: Le dialogue mystique de Fenelon et madame Guyon (Henk Hillenaar)
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The alchemist's love story: The creation of the Homunculus - growth and birth of the self (Oskar N. Sahlberg)
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Hamlet's desire and the rules for lacanian reading (Tamise Van Pelt)
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Psychoanalytic speculation about Hamlet's "Mousetrap" (Marvin B. Krims)
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In the name of the dead father (Joseph Wagner)
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Un conte de Hawthorne: "Young Goodman Brown:" Une metaphore du retour du refoule (Pierre Met)
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What is expressed by the Lawrentian characters? (Roland A. Pierloot)
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Unconventional personalities in early 20th century American literature: Theodore Dreiser and Thomas Wolfe (Seymour Rosenberg)
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La depersonnalisation (Gabriele Koch)
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"Anne, Anne, / Fuis sur ton ane:" Image and psychotic experience in the poetry of Anne Sexton (Nancy Blake)
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Katherine Anne Porter's "The Jilting of Granny Weatherall:" A modern tragedy? (Robert Sprich)
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"The secrets of the sea are washed ashore:" Deprivation as renunciation in the works of Georgios Seferis (Olga Nesseller and Thomas Nesseller)
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Betrayl, guilt and "unreality" in southern civil rights novels (Ineke Bockting)
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Repressend anger in a family context: Dickens's "Hard Times" as psychological text (Richard A. Currie)
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Robinson pervert? - Tournier, Deleuze, and "no others" (Ulrike Kistner)
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Abjections "In Our Time" (Donald Vanouse)
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France-Ville et Stahlstadt: Hygienisme et analite dans un roman de Jules Verne (Solange Leibovici)
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8 1/2 and me (Norman N. Holland)
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Misselwitz's spielfilm about disorder: Herzsprung a real place (Stephanie G. Ortega)
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The beautiful American: Sincere fictions of the white Messiah in the American cinema (Andrew Gordon and Hernan Vera)
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Night watch in Amsterdam's red light district: Prostitutes/Dutch windows/utopian and dystopian gazes (Marleen Barr)
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Zhu Guangqian and Freud: A case of comparative aesthetic studies (Wang Ning)
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Sprechakttheorie und psychoanalytische literaturwissenschaft (Walter Schonau)
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"Wir Geschiedene. Wir Rucken an Rucken Vereinte. Wir Wiederkehrende." Von den Qualen der Ambivalenz in Botho StrauB' "Trilogie des Wiedersehens" (Carl Pietzcker)
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Der blinde fleck: Kritik der normativen hetersexualitat in dramen von else lasker-schuler und Gerlind reinshagen (Helga Kraft)
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Der verschlingende und der verschleierte blick: Das Schau-Spiel der Macht in Klaus Manns "Mephisto" (Carlotta von Maltzan)
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Annette von Droste-Hilshoff "Des Arztes Vermiichtnis" und Franz Kafka "Ein Landarzt" (Astrid Lange-Kirchheim)
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Goethes knabenmarchen: der neue Paris (Irmgard Roebling)
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Claire Goll: Perverse weibliche verhaltensstrategien als symptom und konsequenz der sozialisation (Anna Hausodorf)
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Hermeneutische psychotherapie (Rainer Hom-Hadulla)
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Eichendorffs Gedicht "Sehnsucht" (1834): Versuch einer jungianischen deutung (Maria Kardaun)
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