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Freudianism and the Literary Mind [Hardcover] HOFFMAN, Frederick J.
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Condition: |
Used; Good |
ISBN: |
1125297646 |
Format: |
Hardcover |
Language: |
English |
Author: |
HOFFMAN, Frederick J. |
Edition: |
2nd |
ASIN: |
B000ILRMZM |
EAN: |
9781125297643 |
binding: |
hardcover |
Externally Assigned Product Identifier: |
1125297646 |
manufacturer: |
Louisiana State University Press |
Publication Date: |
1957T |
Subject Keyword: |
'philosophy', 'non-fiction' |
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not_applicable |
Item Name: |
Freudianism and the Literary Mind |
Item Type Keyword: |
book |
Product Site Launch Date: |
2006-09-14T01:08:41-00:00 |
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Artículo número: |
1619676065 |
Descripción del Artículo
Louisiana State University Press; 1957; 2nd Edition; Hardcover; Ex-Library; Good with no dust jacket;
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Product description: ....in this second thoroughly revised, edition gives a superbly full account of the reciprocities of pyschoanalysis and literary creation. Beginning with a concise summary of Freudian theories, the book follows their career of influence on the Continent, in the British Isles, and in the United States. It treats the popular reception of Freud, from to Vienna to Greenwich Village, describing the chaos of hostility and sympathy with which the more revolutionary parts of his doctrine were greeted.
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