Poetry and PhantasyCambridge University Press, 27 Apr 1989 - 227 halaman In this book the author examines the relation between historical materialism and psychoanalysis for the understanding of literature. He analyzes central poems in the canonical tradition, poems of courtly love, Romantic poetry, and the modernism and post-modernism of Eliot and Pound. |
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aesthetic analysis argued argument assertion Augustan poetry becomes castration chapter concept confessional discourse consciousness contrast courtly love critique culture Darwinian Darwinism death delusional jealousy deny desire difference disavowal discussion distinction dramatised dream effect ego ideal Eliot essay example expression external world father feeling feminine feudal Foucault Freud historical materialism human hyacinth garden idea idealisation identification ideology individual italics original Jameson Lacan literary criticism literary text literature Lukács Lukács's male masculine Maud meaning metalanguage metaphors mode modernism modernist narcissistic narrative nature negative theology Oedipus Oedipus complex Ovid Paradise Lost Pisan Cantos pleasure poem poem's poetry position postmodernism present primary narcissism produced psychic psychoanalysis rationalisation reader reading reality reference relation represented speaker Romantic ideology Romantic poetry says scopophilia seeks sense sexual Shelley's signifier skylark social phantasy specific subject and object super-ego symbol textual discourse Tiresias tradition transcendence truth unconscious Victorian Waste Land wish woman