Subject to Biography: Psychoanalysis, Feminism, and Writing Women's Lives

Megan Simpson · Elisabeth Young‐Bruehl

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Psychoanalysis and Social Critique Autobiographical and Biographical Writing Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics

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Part 1 The practice of psychobiography: the biographer's empathy with her subject psychoanalytic reflections on creativity reflections on Anna Freud - a biography looking for Anna Freud's mother Anna Freud as a historian of psychoanalysis profile of Anna Freud as a latency woman a history of Freud biographies Hannah Arendt among feminists the exemplary independence of Hannah Arendt. Part 2 Feminism and psychoanalysis: rereading Freud on female development on psychoanalysis and feminism what happened to anorexie hysterique? feminism, psychoanalysis and anorexia nervosa gender and psychoanalysis what theories women want.

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