Bloomsbury Handbook to Literature and Psychoanalysis

Jeremy Tambling was Professor of Comparative Literature at the University of Hong Kong, and then Professor of Literature at the University of Manchester. He is now part-time Professor at the Warsaw University of Social Sciences and Humanities (SWPS), Poland, and author of over twenty books, plus articles.

• Author BiographiesPreface and AcknowledgementsJeremy TamblingAbbreviations To Freud and Lacan TextsIntroduction Literature: the Other of PsychoanalysisJeremy TamblingForms of Psychoanalysis1 When Psychoanalysis Plays with WordsAndrea Bachner2 The Eyes of the Other: Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and the UncannyBen Moore3 Arthemidorus’ Interpretation of Dreams: Foucault, Freud, DerridaPaul Allen Miller4 The Atomystique of the “Purloined Letter” Debate David Sigler5 A Rose of Iron Fillings: Charles Mauron and the Psychoanalytical Critical TurnCatherine Lanone6 A Schizoanalytic Walk with DesireCeliese Lypka7 Sublimation and Symptom: Fantasy, Story, Work, PleasureDaniel Katz8 Psychoanalysis’s China: Freud, Lacan, and the Chinese ScriptAndrea BachnerReading Texts9 The First Gift: Freud, David Copperfield, and Sisters BernaysPeter L. Rudnytsky10 Beyond the Pleasure Principle: Antigone’s ‘No’ and the Ethic’s of PsychoanalysisPaul Allen Miller11 The Alice Books: Carroll’s WonderSophie Marrett-Maleval12 Psychoanalysis and Crime FictionSimão Valente13 Shakespeare in Psychoanalysis: Hamlet, The Merchant of Venice, and King LearAndrea Bachner14 Reading Hamlet with Lacan: The Joint of Symtoms, Desire and TimeNicholas Pierre Boileau15 The Subject of PoetryFreud and Early AnalysisPsychoanalysis and Modernism16 Excess, Trauma, and Negativity in Eliot and LawrenceFuhito Endo17 The Counter-Impulses of Proust’s À La Reserche du Temps PerduL. Scott Lerner18 James Joyce, or the Literary Symptom of PsychoanalysisJean-Michel Rabaté19 Entangled Minds: Bion and BeckettAngela Moorjani20 Badiou’s Lacan and the Beckett-EventColin Wright21 Narcissicism and Paranoid Interpretation: Surrealism, Ernst, and DaliJeremy TamblingPsychoanalysis, Feminism and Gender22 HysteriaJudith Roof 23 Strangers to the Aesthetic: Psychoanalysis and Gender in Bataille and KristevaMalt Fabian Rauch24 Psychoanalysis and Queer Sexualities: Djuna Barnes’ NightwoodChris Coffman25 The Absent Mother in Mrs. Dalloway: Woolf, Klein and FreudFuhito Endo26 Lacan, the Feminine, and FeminismsMaria Josefina Sota Fuentes27 Lesbian Film TheoryJudith RoofPsychoanalysis and Cultural Theory28 The Battle for the Voice: Psychoanalysis and MusicTom DeRose29 Sibling Incest in WagnerChristopher Wintle30 ‘The Creature…Was…a Man!’: Psychoanalysis, Freud and AnimalsNicholas Ray31 Machines of Delusion and Desire: Literature, Media Theory, and PsychoanalysisAndrew Gaedtke32 Steve Jobs and the iGadget in the Economy of JouissanceScott Wilson33 Posthumanism: Love in the Time of AIColin Wright34 Unravellings: Religion, Colonialism, and PsychoanalysisBenigno Trigo35 A Žižekian Intervention in Traditional Postcolonial ThoughtAhmed Elbeshlawy36 A “Living Depersonalization”: Fanon and Mannoni on Colonialism’s Psychic ViolenceChristopher Lane37 Psychoanalysis, Suzanne Césaire, Martinique, and Carribean SurrealismHanétha Vété-CongoloSuggested Further ReadingIndex