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Burton Barr Central Library
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150.1952 T427s
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Palo Verde Library
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150.1952 T427s
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Summary:
"This short introduction to Freud's theories, contexts, influences and cultural effects is the ideal guide for readers interested in this thinker's continuing impact on contemporary culture and critical theory. The perfect companion to Freud's own work, this volume examines key ideas and key texts alongside the contexts from which they emerged. As well as offering a critical reading of Freud, the author highlights Freud's genius as a critical reader - of dreams, symptoms, slips of the tongue, myth, desire and culture. What emerges from this approach is a lucid examination of Freud's influence on contemporary literary and cultural theory."--BOOK JACKET.
Notes:
Essential guides for literary studies--Cover.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [147]-151) and index.
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