This is the first full-length psychoanalytic study of Shelley's
poetry, approaching it from the viewpoint of contemporary Jungian
analytical psychology that incorporates the theories of Melanie
Klein and D.W.Winnicott. The author uses materials that relate to
the earliest stages of the ego's development, going back beyond the
Oedipal to pre-Oedipal situation. The book is designed to be of
interest to lovers of Shelley as well as feminist readers who want
to know how pre-Oedipal images of the mother can profoundly affect
literature. Christine Gallant is editor of "Coleridge's Theory of
Imagination Today" (AMS Press 1988) and "Blake and the Assimilation
of Chaos" (Princeton UP, 1978).
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