• PART ONE - THE ARTIST AND THE ARTISTIC PROCESSPsychoanalytic Therapy With the Career ArtistThe Artistic Self and Artists′ Selfobjects and Transformative ObjectsRelational Perspectives on the Artistic ProcessPART TWO - DREAMS, IMAGERY, AND CREATIVITYThe Context and Unique Function of Dreams in Psychoanalytic TherapyImagery and Symbolic Expression in Dreams and ArtImagery and the Self in Artisitc CreativityPART THREE - PSYCHOANALYTIC CRITICISMToward a Reorientation of Psychoanalytic Literary CriticismPsychoanalysis in Search of Pirandello - Alan Roland and Gino Rizzo Six Characters and Henry IVPinter′s HomecomingImagoes in Dramatic ActionReflectionsAn Afterword

A fascinating exposition of the links between dreaming and literature, which opens up the topic to all, apart from those with a specialist interest. Students researching in any of the areas connected with dreaming, daydreaming, reverie, narrative, myth and literature will find this an interesting read and be inspired to follow up the ideas presented and the novels discussed in more detail. A great appetiser!

• PART ONE - THE ARTIST AND THE ARTISTIC PROCESSPsychoanalytic Therapy With the Career ArtistThe Artistic Self and Artists′ Selfobjects and Transformative ObjectsRelational Perspectives on the Artistic ProcessPART TWO - DREAMS, IMAGERY, AND CREATIVITYThe Context and Unique Function of Dreams in Psychoanalytic TherapyImagery and Symbolic Expression in Dreams and ArtImagery and the Self in Artisitc CreativityPART THREE - PSYCHOANALYTIC CRITICISMToward a Reorientation of Psychoanalytic Literary CriticismPsychoanalysis in Search of Pirandello - Alan Roland and Gino Rizzo Six Characters and Henry IVPinter′s HomecomingImagoes in Dramatic ActionReflectionsAn Afterword

A fascinating exposition of the links between dreaming and literature, which opens up the topic to all, apart from those with a specialist interest. Students researching in any of the areas connected with dreaming, daydreaming, reverie, narrative, myth and literature will find this an interesting read and be inspired to follow up the ideas presented and the novels discussed in more detail. A great appetiser!

• PART ONE - THE ARTIST AND THE ARTISTIC PROCESSPsychoanalytic Therapy With the Career ArtistThe Artistic Self and Artists′ Selfobjects and Transformative ObjectsRelational Perspectives on the Artistic ProcessPART TWO - DREAMS, IMAGERY, AND CREATIVITYThe Context and Unique Function of Dreams in Psychoanalytic TherapyImagery and Symbolic Expression in Dreams and ArtImagery and the Self in Artisitc CreativityPART THREE - PSYCHOANALYTIC CRITICISMToward a Reorientation of Psychoanalytic Literary CriticismPsychoanalysis in Search of Pirandello - Alan Roland and Gino Rizzo Six Characters and Henry IVPinter′s HomecomingImagoes in Dramatic ActionReflectionsAn Afterword

A fascinating exposition of the links between dreaming and literature, which opens up the topic to all, apart from those with a specialist interest. Students researching in any of the areas connected with dreaming, daydreaming, reverie, narrative, myth and literature will find this an interesting read and be inspired to follow up the ideas presented and the novels discussed in more detail. A great appetiser!