THE LITERARY IMAGINATION Psychoanalysis and the Genius of the Writer
by Hendrik M Ruitenbeek editor:
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Quadrangle Books Chicago l965 Fine/Vg (unclipped dj lightly discoloured on spine and small chip head of spine, a fine copy with grey matt boards with bright royal blue flower on front board, black cloth backstrip with bright gilt titles and bands and bright royal blue flower, backstrip just a touch discoloured at extreme tips head and tail of spine, top page edges tinted black, a fine copy very crisp tight and bright and deckle edges clean) octavo 443pp. Eight prominent analysts confront some of the great writers of the 19th century - an absorbing investigation into the minds and problems of literary genius.
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