Psychoanalysis and the Question of the Text: Selected Papers from the English Institute, 1976-77 (Selected Papers from the English Institute)

Critic, Define Thyself / Murray M. Schwartz -- How Can Dr. Johnson's Remarks On Cordelia's Death Add To My Own Response? / Norman H. Holland -- The Psychology Of Criticism, Or What Can Be Said / Cary Nelson -- The Notion Of Blockage In The Literature Of The Sublime / Neil Hertz -- Psychoanalysis: The French Connection / Geoffrey H. Hartman -- Coming Into One's Own / Jacques Derrida -- The Frame Of Reference: Poe, Lacan, Derrida / Barbara Johnson. Edited, With A Pref., By Geoffrey H. Hartman. Includes Bibliographical References. Frontmatter Preface (page vii) Critic, Define Thyself (Murray M. Schwartz, page 1) How Can Dr. Johnson's Remarks on Cordelia's Death Add to My Own Response? (Norman H. Holland, page 18) The Psychology of Criticism, or What Can Be Said (Cary Nelson, page 45) The Notion of Blockage in the Literature of the Sublime (Neil Hertz, page 62) Psychoanalysis: The French Connection (Geoffrey H. Hartman, page 86) Coming into One's Own (Jacques Derrida, page 114) The Frame of Reference: Poe, Lacan, Derrida (Barbara Johnson, page 149) Edited, With A Preface, By Geoffrey H. Hartman. Title On Cover: Psychoanalysis & The Question Of The Text. Reprint. Originally Published: Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press, 1978. (selected Papers From The English Insitute ; 1976-77, Ser., No. 2) Includes Bibliographical References.