Childhood, severed heads, and the uncanny: Freudian precursors
<p>Freud's theories of the uncanny are generally treated ahistorically as an originary text. This essay places his work in the context of nineteenth-century English theories of childhood development (particularly the work of James Sully), the uncanny, and the unconscious. Drawing on liter...
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Indiana University Press
2015
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