Psychoanalytic Criticism: A Reappraisal, 2nd EditionISBN: 978-0-7456-1966-8
Paperback
232 pages
October 1998, Polity
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"Elizabeth Wright's Psychoanalytic Criticism is the only
place I know where two vital discourses, psychoanalysis and
literary criticism, can achieve more than a passing acquaintance
with each other. Professor Wright's central concern, the
problematic relation of art to psychoanalysis, shapes the
confrontations she carefully stages between the various Freudian
and post-Freudian theories and their literary-critical
counterparts. The new chapters that include contemporary work by
Zizek, feminists, and the new Lacanians maintain this book as
crucially relevant." Juliet Flower MacCannell, The University of
California
"Psychoanalytic Criticism provided a judicious and
indispensable guide to this often bewildering and complex field of
literary studies ... This second and updated edition, therefore, is
to be welcomed. Wright has not just reissued the book but has used
the opportunity to take stock of the field and reappraise the
current state of play in psychoanalytic studies." Psychoanalytic
Studies
'One cannot but admire its breadth and energy.' Psychoanalysis, Year's Work in Critical and Cultural Theory