History and Psyche

1. Introduction
Sally Alexander, Barbara Taylor

Part I. Freud, Freudianism, and History

2. The Psychoanalytic Corner: Notes on a Conversation with Peter Gay
Michael S. Roth

3. Freud, Fin-de-siècle Politics, and the Making of Psychoanalysis
T. G. Ashplant

4. The Narcissistic Homosexual: Genealogy of a Myth
Elizabeth Lunbeck

Part II. Psychoanalytic Pasts

5. The English Freud: W. H. R. Rivers, Dreaming, and the Making of the Early Twentieth-Century Human Sciences
John Forrester

6. European Witness: Analysands Abroad in the 1920s and 1930s
Laura Marcus

7. Beyond Containing: World War I and the Psychoanalytic Theories of Wilfred Bion
Michael Roper

8. Primary Maternal Preoccupation: D. W. Winnicott and Social Democracy in Mid-Twentieth-Century Britain
Sally Alexander

9. Freud’s Stepchild: Adolescent Subjectivity and Psychoanalysis
Pamela Thurschwell

Part III. Psychoanalysis and Historical Subjectivities

10. Historical Subjectivity
Barbara Taylor

11. Keeping Our Distance
Adam Phillips

12. The Seven-Headed Monster: Luther and Psychology
Lyndal Roper

13. Elizabeth Isham’s Everlasting Library: Memory and Self in Early Modern Autobiography
Katharine Hodgkin

14. Postwar Art and the Psychoanalytic Imaginary
Alex Potts

15. The Pursuit of Serenity: Psychological Knowledge and the Making of the British Welfare State
Rhodri Hayward

16. An Eclectic Ego-Histoire

Luisa Passerini

17. Afterword
Peter Burke

Avainsanat: History, Cultural History, European History, Psychoanalysis, Popular Science in Psychology, Social History, Modern History