Peter L. Rudnytsky is Professor of English at the University of Florida and a corresponding Member of the Institute for Contemporary Psychoanalysis in Los Angeles. He is the author of Freud and Oedipus and The Psychoanalytic Vocation: Rank, Winnicott, and the Legacy of Freud. Andrew M. Gordon is Associate Professor of English at the University of Florida, and Director of the Institute for the Psychological Study of the Arts. He is the author of An American Dreamer: A Psychoanalytic Study of the Fiction of Norman Mailer.

• IntroductionPeter L. Rudnytsky PART I. REREADING FREUD 1. Mourning FreudMadelon Sprengnether 2. "Mother, Do You Have a Wiwimaker, Too?": Freud's Representation of Female Sexuality in the Case of Little HansPeter L. Rudnytsky 3. Of Footnotes and Fathers: Reading Irigaray with KofmanRanita Chatterjee PART II. FASHIONING FEMININITY 4. Marlene, Maggie Thatcher, and the Emperor of Morocco: The Psychic Structure of Caryl Churchill's Top GirlsPatricia Reid Eldredge 5. Dishing It Out: Patterns of Women's Sadism in LiteratureDavid Galef 6. Masquerade: A Feminine or Feminist Strategy?Veronique Machelidon PART III. GENDERED MIRRORS 7. Sadomasochism as Intersubjective Breakdown in D.H. Lawrence's "The Woman Who Rode Away"Barbara Schapiro 8. "He's More Myself than I Am": Narcissism and Gender in Wuthering HeightsMichelle A. Masse 9. Looking Back at the Mirror: Cinematic RevisionsMaureen Turim PART IV. VOYAGES OUT 10. The Woman with a Knife and the Chicken without a Head: Fantasms of Rage and EmptinessClaire Kahane 11. Playing Scrabble with My MotherDavid Willbern 12. Trauma, Gender Identity, and Sexuality: Discourses of FragmentationLynne Layton ContributorsIndex

"I think the intersection of feminist theory and psychoanalysis is one of the most exciting, innovative areas in current scholarship. The articles here make interventions into literary, philosophical and cultural studies in an original and thought-provoking way." —Tina Chanter, University of Memphis

Peter L. Rudnytsky is Professor of English at the University of Florida and a corresponding Member of the Institute for Contemporary Psychoanalysis in Los Angeles. He is the author of Freud and Oedipus and The Psychoanalytic Vocation: Rank, Winnicott, and the Legacy of Freud. Andrew M. Gordon is Associate Professor of English at the University of Florida, and Director of the Institute for the Psychological Study of the Arts. He is the author of An American Dreamer: A Psychoanalytic Study of the Fiction of Norman Mailer.

• IntroductionPeter L. Rudnytsky PART I. REREADING FREUD 1. Mourning FreudMadelon Sprengnether 2. "Mother, Do You Have a Wiwimaker, Too?": Freud's Representation of Female Sexuality in the Case of Little HansPeter L. Rudnytsky 3. Of Footnotes and Fathers: Reading Irigaray with KofmanRanita Chatterjee PART II. FASHIONING FEMININITY 4. Marlene, Maggie Thatcher, and the Emperor of Morocco: The Psychic Structure of Caryl Churchill's Top GirlsPatricia Reid Eldredge 5. Dishing It Out: Patterns of Women's Sadism in LiteratureDavid Galef 6. Masquerade: A Feminine or Feminist Strategy?Veronique Machelidon PART III. GENDERED MIRRORS 7. Sadomasochism as Intersubjective Breakdown in D.H. Lawrence's "The Woman Who Rode Away"Barbara Schapiro 8. "He's More Myself than I Am": Narcissism and Gender in Wuthering HeightsMichelle A. Masse 9. Looking Back at the Mirror: Cinematic RevisionsMaureen Turim PART IV. VOYAGES OUT 10. The Woman with a Knife and the Chicken without a Head: Fantasms of Rage and EmptinessClaire Kahane 11. Playing Scrabble with My MotherDavid Willbern 12. Trauma, Gender Identity, and Sexuality: Discourses of FragmentationLynne Layton ContributorsIndex

"I think the intersection of feminist theory and psychoanalysis is one of the most exciting, innovative areas in current scholarship. The articles here make interventions into literary, philosophical and cultural studies in an original and thought-provoking way." —Tina Chanter, University of Memphis

Peter L. Rudnytsky is Professor of English at the University of Florida and a corresponding Member of the Institute for Contemporary Psychoanalysis in Los Angeles. He is the author of Freud and Oedipus and The Psychoanalytic Vocation: Rank, Winnicott, and the Legacy of Freud. Andrew M. Gordon is Associate Professor of English at the University of Florida, and Director of the Institute for the Psychological Study of the Arts. He is the author of An American Dreamer: A Psychoanalytic Study of the Fiction of Norman Mailer.

• IntroductionPeter L. Rudnytsky PART I. REREADING FREUD 1. Mourning FreudMadelon Sprengnether 2. "Mother, Do You Have a Wiwimaker, Too?": Freud's Representation of Female Sexuality in the Case of Little HansPeter L. Rudnytsky 3. Of Footnotes and Fathers: Reading Irigaray with KofmanRanita Chatterjee PART II. FASHIONING FEMININITY 4. Marlene, Maggie Thatcher, and the Emperor of Morocco: The Psychic Structure of Caryl Churchill's Top GirlsPatricia Reid Eldredge 5. Dishing It Out: Patterns of Women's Sadism in LiteratureDavid Galef 6. Masquerade: A Feminine or Feminist Strategy?Veronique Machelidon PART III. GENDERED MIRRORS 7. Sadomasochism as Intersubjective Breakdown in D.H. Lawrence's "The Woman Who Rode Away"Barbara Schapiro 8. "He's More Myself than I Am": Narcissism and Gender in Wuthering HeightsMichelle A. Masse 9. Looking Back at the Mirror: Cinematic RevisionsMaureen Turim PART IV. VOYAGES OUT 10. The Woman with a Knife and the Chicken without a Head: Fantasms of Rage and EmptinessClaire Kahane 11. Playing Scrabble with My MotherDavid Willbern 12. Trauma, Gender Identity, and Sexuality: Discourses of FragmentationLynne Layton ContributorsIndex

"I think the intersection of feminist theory and psychoanalysis is one of the most exciting, innovative areas in current scholarship. The articles here make interventions into literary, philosophical and cultural studies in an original and thought-provoking way." —Tina Chanter, University of Memphis