Titlebook: Kompendium Praktische Psychiatrie; Hans-Bernd Rothenh?usler,Karl-Ludwig T?schner Textbook 20071st edition Springer-Verlag Vienna 2007 Diag

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and in the service of an argument which might be characterised as relentless in its accumulation of detail in the service of what, in another context, might be referred to as a master-narrative of Western culture, a narrative of abjection and necrophilia, of the disavowal of the body.

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ous, one which looks forward to psychoanalysis but which is used by Shelley in order to provide an antidote to sublime excess. To get to this unconscious we need to start by looking at how the sublime is played out as a complex series of exchanges between a variety of characters in the novel, exchan

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range of Poe’s detective tales. When discussing these tales my emphasis is on the accounts of reasoning which each tale constructs rather than on their respective plots. This is because it is in Dupin’s theorising, rather than in his actions, that we can see neo-Kantian ideas at work. What we will

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its attempt to wander away from first person narration. The proliferation and contagion of plots and characters point to a covering over of first person narration. In trying to present the unrepresentable, the text creates the multiplot. Whatever first person narration cannot speak, third person na

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its attempt to wander away from first person narration. The proliferation and contagion of plots and characters point to a covering over of first person narration. In trying to present the unrepresentable, the text creates the multiplot. Whatever first person narration cannot speak, third person na

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liam Hazlitt put it, “still-born from the press” (Cook ed. 1999, 353). The expensive first edition (in quarto, priced at ￡2 2s) still loaded the shelves at Longman’s into the 1830s (St Clair 2004, 201; Gill 1998, 17). But with the abdication of Napoleon and the restoration in France and across Europ

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