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Contents

Preface

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Part I The critical formation: science, formalism,and aesthetic contemplation

1 Early roots: science, Bloomsbury, and Roger Fry

2 The attraction of formalism

3 Art and science

4 Toward psycho critique: from "spiritual" to "psychological"

Part II Psychoanalysis and literary criticism

5 Scientific psychology and art

6 Psychoanalysis and psycho critique

7 Psycho critique: formalism, science, and the value of problems

8 Psycho critique and the modern French critical contex

Conclusion

Appendixes

A Critical works of Charles Mauron referred to in this study

B Translations by Charles Mauron

Translations of E. M. Forster

Translations of Virginia Woolf

Translation of Roger Fry

Translations of T. E. Lawrence

Translation of Laurence Sterne

Translation of D. H. Lawrence

Translation of Katherine Mansfield

Translation of T. F. Powys

Translation of I. Zangwill

C Published poetry and prose of Charles Mauron

D Works of Sigmund Freud referred to in this study

Notes

Index