POLECAMY
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Publikacja dotyczy problemów powstałych na styku literatury i psychologii, w szczególności terapeutycznej funkcji tekstów, zarówno w odniesieniu do ich autorów, jaki i do czytelników. Autorzy poszczególnych artykułów poddają analizie różnorodne teksty kultury powstałe w dziewiętnastym i w dwudziestym wieku, pokazując, że nie tylko psychologia dostarcza narzędzi do odczytania (niekiedy na nowo) tekstów literackich, ale i literatura pomaga w zrozumieniu problemów z dziedziny psychologii.
Rok wydania | 2015 |
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Liczba stron | 370 |
Kategoria | Historia literatury |
Wydawca | Uniwersytet Śląski |
ISBN-13 | 978-83-8012-425-7 |
Numer wydania | 1 |
Język publikacji | angielski |
Informacja o sprzedawcy | ePWN sp. z o.o. |
POLECAMY
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Spis treści
Contents | |
Introduction / | 9 |
Part One | |
Narcissists and Neurotics. Writing of Dissent | |
Niclas Johansson | |
Narcissus and Narcissism in Early Psychoanalysis: The Intertextual Dialogue between Theme and Concept / | 15 |
Maria Korusiewicz | |
The Ajase Complex and Freudian Psychoanalysis: Some Notes on the Cultural Consequences of “Foundational Myths” / | 27 |
Tadeusz Lewandowski | |
A Critique of the Discourse of the Self in Michael Sandel’s Liberalism and the Limits of Justice / | 40 |
Stephen Dewsbury | |
The Self in Temporary Autonomous Zones / | 53 |
Benjamin Betka | |
De-Pressed Masses: Affective Dissonance in Melancholia, Disease, and the Screened (American?) World / | 62 |
Tomasz Gnat | |
Narcissus’s Narcosis: Formation of Self, Disintegration of Self: A Question of Interactive Entertainment and Player-Character Identity Correlation / | 75 |
Part Two | |
Herstories: The Self and Women’s Literature | |
Karen Ferreira‑Meyers | |
Doubling or Dividing the Self: Examples from Autofictional Writing as Influenced by Psychoanalysis / | 89 |
Anna Bugajska | |
Descent into Hell. Pauline Anstruther’s Long Way To Her Self / | 102 |
Grażyna Zygadło | |
“I change myself, I change the world.” Storytelling in Women’s Art / | 111 |
Sławomir Kuźnicki | |
Writing to Preserve the Self: A Woman’s Resistant Position in the Patriarchal Dystopia of Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale / | 123 |
Karolina Błeszyńska | |
In the Search of Self: Female Identity and Subjectivity in Doris Lessing’s “To Room Nineteen” / | 137 |
Part Three | |
Therapy through Writing? | |
Łukasz Giezek | |
A Therapeutic Journal: Peter Ackroyd’s The Last Testament of Oscar Wilde / | 151 |
Tomasz Markiewka | |
T(h)au for Torture? Writing on Trial in Teodor Parnicki’s Novel The Finger of Threat / | 161 |
Eliene Mąka-Poulain | |
“In Violence and Epiphany”: Seamus Heaney’s North / | 178 |
Wojciech Drąg | |
Writing Cure? Narrating Loss in Kazuo Ishiguro’s An Artist of the Floating World and The Remains of the Day / | 190 |
Anna Cholewa-Purgał | |
Neo-Nihilism and the Self Industry of Logotherapy / | 205 |
Małgorzata Nitka | |
“So many pages a day.” Writing, Compulsion, and Modernity / | 228 |
Agata Wilczek | |
Unnameable Loss: Melancholy and Postmodern Writing / | 240 |
Part Four | |
Searching the Self | |
Aleksandra Lubczyńska | |
Illness – Therapy – Catharsis. Gender Roles, Camp, and Postmodern Identities in The Rocky Horror Picture Show / | 265 |
Maria Perzyńska | |
Therapy or Obsession? Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s Problems with His Self / | 276 |
Jarosław Giza | |
Trapped in a Vicious Circle of the Tragic Triad… Miltonian Satan and Conradian Kurtz’s Process of Unearthing Authentic Identity / | 285 |
Stephen Harris | |
Questioning the Cultural Industry of the Self: Fiction, Selfhood and Individualism in Patrick White’s The Vivisector / | 296 |
Sławomir Konkol | |
I Am Not Me. The (Re)construction of the Self in Graham Swift’s Ever After / | 319 |
Alicja Bemben, Ewa Mazur-Wyganowska | |
Romantic Legacy in Non-Romantic Times. Two Different-Similar Approaches to Searching for Self-Identity / | 334 |
Monika Gorzelak | |
Frame of Mind. Self Industry in Performance / | 344 |
Wojciech Szymański | |
Venice–Iceland: A Journey to Utopia / | 353 |