Required Reading
Sigmund Freud, Five Lectures on Psychoanalysis (1909), copies available at bookstore.
Peter Gay, Freud for Historians (1985), at least chapter three, which is on e-reserves.[Password is the word that appears twice in the title of the Shakespeare play about the Duke who has not really left the city but stays in it disguised to observe his subjects.]
Further Bibliography
Henry Ellenberger, Discovery of the Unconscious (1971).
Saul Friedländer, History and Psychoanalysis (trans. 1978)
Peter Gay, The Bourgeois Experience: Victoria to Freud, five volumes (1984-1988).
Patrick Hutton, "Sigmund Freud and Maurice Halbwachs: The Problem of Memory in Historical Psychology," History Teacher 27:2 (1994), 145-158.
Allen Janik and Stephen Toulmin, Wittgenstein's Vienna (1973).
William Langer, "The Next Assignment" [his AHA presidential address], American Historical Review 63 (1958), available on-line.
Peter
Loewenberg, Decoding the Past (1984).
Bruce Mazlish, Psychoanalysis and History (1963).
Philip Pomper, The Structure of Mind in History: Five Major Figures in Psychohistory (1985).
William McKinley Runyan, Life Histories and Psychobiography: Explorations in Theory and Method (1982).
Michael S. Roth, Psycho-Analysis as History: Negation and Freedom in Freud (1986). See also the exhibition Roth curated at the Library of Congress, Freud: Conflict & Culture.
Carl Schorske, Fin-de-siècle Vienna, Politics and Culture (1980).
ADDED AFTER CLASS: for a few references on "thing theory," as formulated by Bill Brown (University of Chicago English Department), see Brown's webpage
Freud abstracts
American Psychoanalytic Association
No Subject (aka wiki-Lacan) Psychology+Marxism
International Psychoanalytical Association
Psychoanalytic Electronic Publishing
Psychoanalysis Arena (Routledge)
Anna Freud Centre Freud Museum
IUB Libraries JSTOR
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