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Literary Criticism  \nGARY WALLER,Shakespeare's Comedies  \nJOHN DRAKAKIS,Shakespearean Tragedy  \nRICHARD WILSON AND RICHARD DUTTON,New Historicism and RenaissanceDrama  \nPETER BROOKER,Modernism/PostmodernismPETER WIDDOwSON,D.H.LawrenceRACHEL BoWLBY,Virginia Woolf  \nFRANCIS MULHERN,Contemporary Marxist Literary CriticismANNABEL PATTERSON,John MiltonCYNTHIA CHASE,RomanticismMICHAEL O'NEILL,Shelley  \nSTEPHANIE TRIGG,Medieval English PoetryANTONY EASTHOPE,Contemporary Film TheoryTERRY EAGLETON,IdeologyMAUD ELLMANN,Psychoanalytic Literary Criticism  \nPsYCHOANALYTIC LITERARY CRITICISM  \nEdited and Introduced by  \nMAUD ELLMANN  \nLONGMANLONDON AND NEW YORK  \nLongman Group UK Limited,Longman House,Burnt Mill,Harlow,Essex CM202JE,Englandand Associated Companies throughout the world.  \nPublished in the United States of Americaby Longman Publishing,New York  \nLongman Group UK Limited 1994  \nAll rights reserved;no part of this publication may bereproduced,stored in a retrieval system,or transmittedin any form or by any means,electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording,or otherwise without either theprior written permission of the Publishers or a licencepermitting restricted copying in the United Kingdom issuedby the Copyright Licensing Agency Ltd.,90 Tottenham Court Road,London W1P9HE.  \nFirst published 1994  \nISBN 0-582-08348-6 CSD  \nISBN 0-582-08347-8 PPR  \nBritish Library Cataloguing-in-Publication Data  \nA catalogue record for this book isavailable from the British Library  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data  \nPsychoanalytic literary criticism/edited and introduced by Maud Ellmann.  \np.cm.-(Longman critical readers)  \nIncludes bibliographical references and index.ISBN 0-582-08348-6(CSD).—ISBN 0-582-08347-8(PPR)  \n1.Psychoanalysis and literature.2.Criticism.I.Ellmann,Maud,1954-.II.Series.  \nPN56.P92P7251994  \n801'.92—dc20  \n94-1983  \nCIP  \nSet by 5 in 9 on 11%Palatino  \nProduced by Longman Singapore Publishers(Pte)Ltd.Printed in Singapore  \nContents  \nvl11  \nThe textual unconsciousThe psychic theatreFreud's OedipusLacan's OedipusBefore the phallusTowards the psychoanalysis of literature  \n6  \n11  \n15  \n26  \nPART ONE:DRAMA  \n1 ANDRÉ GREEN Prologue:The Psycho-Analytic Reading ofTragedy  \n3  \n2 CYNTHIA CHASE Oedipal Textuality:Reading Freud'sReading of Oedipus  \n56  \n3 SHOSHANA FELMAN Beyond Oedipus:The Specimen Story ofPsychoanalysis  \n76  \nPART TWO:NARRATIVE  \n4 SLAVoJ ŽIŽEK Two Ways to Avoid the Real of Desire105  \n5 ANITA SOKOLSKY The Melancholy Persuasion128  \n6 DANIEL FERER To the Lighthouse  \n143  \nPART THREE:POETRY  \n7 HAROLD BLOOM Freud and the Sublime:A CatastropheTheory of Creativity  \n173  \n8 JULIA KRISTEVA Gerard de Nerval,The Disinherited Poet  \n196  \n9 JACQUELINE ROSE Daddy  \n221  \nNotes on AuthorsFurther ReadingIndex  \n260  \n262  \n273  \nGeneral Editors'PrefaceAcknowledgementsIntroduction  \nGeneral Editors'Preface  \nThe outlines of contemporary critical theory are now often taught asa standard feature of a degree in literary studies.The developmentof particular theories has seen a thorough transformation of literarycriticism.For example,Marxist and Foucauldian theories haverevolutionised Shakespeare studies,and 'deconstruction'has led to acomplete reassessment of Romantic poetry.Feminist criticism has leftscarcely any period of literature unaffected by its searching critiques.Teachers of literary studies can no longer fall back on a standardised,received,methodology.  \nLecturers and teachers are now urgently looking for guidancein a rapidly changing critical environment.They need help inunderstanding the latest revisions in literary theory,and especiallyin grasping the practical effects of the new theories in the form oftheoretically sensitised new readings.A number of volumes in theseries anthologise important essays on particular 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