articles published in 2005

Shakespeare and Psychoanalysis: Introduction

by Murray M. Schwartz — August 25

Shakespeare and Psychoanalysis: Shakespeare and the Problem of Literary Character

by W. L. Godshalk — August 25

Shakespeare and Psychoanalysis: "The Barge She Sat In": Psychoanalysis and Diction

by Norman N. Holland — August 25

Shakespeare and Psychoanalysis: Princess Constance in Shakespeare’s King John: From Distress to Despair

by Yves Thore — August 25

Shakespeare and Psychoanalysis: Love’s Lost Labor in Love's Labour's Lost

by Marvin Krims — August 25

Shakespeare and Psychoanalysis: Tragic Alternatives: Eros and Superego Revenge in Hamlet

by Joanna Montgomery Byles — August 25

Shakespeare and Psychoanalysis: On Hamlet’s « To be or not to be » Soliloquy

by Robert Silhol — August 25

Shakespeare and Psychoanalysis: The Pressure to Do Great Things and the Impulse to Resist It: The Case of Iago in Othello

by Saundra Segan — August 25

Shakespeare and Psychoanalysis: ‘Filth, thou liest’: The Spousal Abuse of Emilia in Othello

by Roxanne Y. Schwab — August 25

Shakespeare and Psychoanalysis: Miraculous Daughters in Shakespeare's Late Romances

by Dianne M. Hunter — August 25

Shakespeare and Psychoanalysis: “Every Man Kills the Thing He Loves”: Object Use and Potential Space in The Winter's Tale

by Brooke Hopkins, Ph.D. — August 25

Shakespeare and Psychoanalysis: “Between Fantasy and Imagination A Psychological Exploration of Cymbeline”

by Murray M. Schwartz — August 25

Shakespeare and Psychoanalysis: Loss and Transformation in The Winter’s Tale - Part I - Leontes’ Jealousy

by Murray M. Schwartz — August 25

Shakespeare and Psychoanalysis: Loss and Transformation in The Winter’s Tale - Part II - Transformations

by Murray M. Schwartz — August 25

"With great power comes great responsibility": Central psychoanalytic motifs in Spider-Man and Spider-Man 2

by Robert M. Peaslee — July 20

Rick, Ilsa, and Laszlo: A Closer Look at Characterization in Casablanca

by Bernard J. Paris — July 19

Imagining What You Can Do: The Brain, Free Will, and Art

by Patrick Colm Hogan — July 18

"He Knew Psychoanalysis": Thomas Hardy and the Paradox of Degeneracy in Tess of the d'Urbervilles

by Shirley A. Martin — June 24

"Out of sound – Out of sight": Emily Dickinson and the Poetics of Trauma

by Robert Howard — July 21

A Note on Rudyard Kipling’s Loss of Brother John: "Little Tobrah"

by Cora L. Díaz de Chumaceiro — June 9

The Royal We The Divine I: Narcissitic Imbalance in the Worlds of King Lear and Paradise Lost

by Julia C. Guernsey-Shaw — January 1

Cognitive Style in Creative Work: The Case of the Painter George Rodrique

by Subrata Dasgupta — January 1

Le Suicide: Manet's Modern Crucifixion.

by Holly Paradis — June 12

Beyond the Mortal Stain: Cyclothymia, Mrs. Dalloway_ and "Mrs. Dalloway in Bond Street"

by Tina Dyer — September 21