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Tag Archives: Sigmund Freud
Robert McAlmon’s Psychoanalyzed Girl and the Popularization of Psychoanalysis in America
Freud (far left seated) and Jung (far right, seated) at Clark University in 1909 Robert McAlmon’s Psychoanalyzed Girl and the Popularization of Psychoanalysis in America by Chase Dimock (This article first appeared on The Qouch) Last fall, I wrote an … Continue reading
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The Cognitive Turn in Theory and Cultural Studies: A Review of Patrick Colm Hogan’s Understanding Nationalism
[The following review-essay was originally published in Inside Higher Education.] The Cognitive Turn in Theory and Cultural Studies: A Review of Patrick Colm Hogan’s Understanding Nationalism by Okla Elliott 1. Academic Triangulation: An Analysis of the Paratextual Aspects of Understanding … Continue reading
