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... against the reductiveness of genre fiction is psychoanalysis. Rendell has told one inter- viewer that she often reads "Freud, Jung and Adler," and she ascribes "the con- cern with good and evil in the detective novel" to "the proliferation of the knowledge of psychology and psychiatry."22...

... at all true. Therefore, the canonical reading would be something else, something that happens because it has to happen in certain readers. What I was saying is that you can't rely on a canonical reading of Freud, Marx, anybody, on the basis of which you could then perform a Freudian or a Marxist reading...

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... in the sack”? How could he be, when he's willing to drag the matter so starkly into the open? And yet his words, addressed as they are to matters both psychological and sociological, demand to be read in light of the dream whose telling they interrupt: a dream fit to trouble the sleep of Freud himself...

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... of dreams—formal structures which I tend to get from Freud rather than from my own experience. (Angela Carter to John Haffenden 82) Encounters with Reality Angela Carter's relationship with critical theory revealed a deep ambiva- lence throughout her career, a tension that makes...

... of Freud—in an era, that is, wherein any autobiographer claiming perfect candor must instantly come under suspicion of protesting too much. As Peter Brooks has pointed out, psychoanalysis recognizes "that the speech-act of confession is a dubious guide to the truth, which must be sought...

... fascination with Trilby's parts, just as Svengali and the British artists do, and it renders them as more significant than her character as a whole. The novel's logic casts this objectification as complimentary, and in doing so it manifests the logic of a fetishist, who, as Freud argues...

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..., even if, in the wake of Sig- mund Freud, we are rarely willing or able to accept such an object at surface value. Indeed, by the mid-1960s, when the Empire had been virtually dissolved the so-called Permissive Society was in full swing; the ethos of Freud, albeit pop- ularized and often...