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 Bargains with fate: psychological crises and conflicts in Shakespeare and his plays [a machine-readable transcription]

1991

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Section
Section
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Contents
Introduction
BARGAINS WITH FATE
THE RECIPROCAL RELATION BETWEEN PSYCHOANALYTIC THEORY AND LITERATURE
PSYCHOANALYSIS, SHAKESPEARE, AND ME
THE PSYCHOANALYTIC STUDY OF CHARACTER
SHAKESPEARE'S PERSONALITY
PART I The Major Tragedies
CHAPTER 1 Bargains, Defenses, and Cultural Codes
HISTORICAL VERSUS PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES
KAREN HORNEY: INTRODUCTION
INTERPERSONAL STRATEGIES OF DEFENSE
INTRAPSYCHIC STRATEGIES OF DEFENSE
CULTURAL CODES IN SHAKESPEARE
CULTURAL CODES AND DEFENSIVE STRATEGIES
CHAPTER 2 Hamlet
HAMLET'S PROBLEMS
"THIS TOO TOO SOLID FLESH"
HAMLET AND THE GHOST
HAMLET'S CONFLICTS IN ACT 2
HAMLET AND THE PLAYERS
"TO BE OR NOT TO BE"
"GET TREE TO A NUNNERY"
"YET HAVE I IN ME SOMETHING DANGEROUS"
THE CLOSET SCENE
MORE OSCILLATIONS
IN THE HANDS OF PROVIDENCE
A WISH-FULFILLMENT ENDING
CHAPTER 3 Othello
IAGO'S CHARACTER
IAGO'S CRISIS
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS OF IAGO'S PLOT
OTHELLO TRIUMPHANT
OTHELLO'S VULNERABILITY
OTHELLO'S TRANSFORMATION
AN HONORABLE MURDERER?
BEWITCHED DESDEMONA
"THE INCLINING DESDEMONA"
"HIS SCORN I APPROVE"
"WHO HATH DONE THIS DEED?"
CHAPTER 4 King Lear
THE LOVE TEST
CORDELIA'S COMPULSIVENESS
THE COLLAPSE OF LEAR'S FANTASY
"TO PLAINNESS HONOUR'S BOUND"
RHETORIC VERSUS MIMESIS
BLOWS AND DEFENSES
"IN SUCH A NIGHT AS THIS!"
"UNACCOMMODATED MAN": LEAR AND "POOR TOM"
"LET COPULATION THRIVE"
PARADISE REGAINED
SPIRITUAL REBIRTH?
"ALL'S CHEERLESS, DARK, AND DEADLY"
THE DEATH OF CORDELIA
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 5 Macbeth
MACBETH'S INNER CONFLICTS—BEFORE THE MURDER
MACBETH AND LADY MACBETH
MACBETH'S INNER CONFLICTS—AFTER THE MURDER
THE MURDER OF BANQUO
MACBETH'S TRANSFORMATION
THE VILLAIN AS HERO
THE DEATH OF MACBETH
PART II Shakespeare's Personality
CHAPTER 6 Shakespeare's Conflicts
"A DEEPLY DIVIDED MAN"
SHAKESPEARE'S TREATMENT OF CULTURAL CODES AS EXPRESSIONS OF HIS PERSONALITY
DEFENSES AND INNER CONFLICTS
MARTIAL AND MANLY HONOR
THE THREAT OF THE MACHIAVELS
THE FATE OF PERFECTIONISTS
INNER CONFLICTS IN MEASURE FOR MEASURE
CHAPTER 7 "What Fools These Mortals Be" Self-Effacement in the Sonnets, the Comedies, Troilus and Cressida , and Antony and Cleopatra
THE SONNETS
TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
UNIVERSALIZING HIS PLIGHT
TWO GENTLEMEN AGAIN
LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST
A MIDSUMMER-NIGHT'S DREAM
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
AS YOU LIKE IT
TWELFTH NIGHT
ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL
TROILUS AND CRESSIDA
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
CHAPTER 8 Shakespeare's Leap of Faith From the Tragedies to the Romances
TIMON OF ATHENS
PERICLES
CYMBELINE
THE WINTER'S TALE
HENRY VIII
CHAPTER 9 The Tempest Shakespeare's Ideal Solution
THE FUNCTION OF PROSPERO'S MAGIC
PROSPERO'S CRUELTY TO ARIEL AND CALIBAN
THE NOBLE PROSPERO?
NO LONGER DIVIDED
Notes
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 1. BARGAINS, DEFENSES, AND CULTURAL CODES
CHAPTER 2. HAMLET
CHAPTER 3. OTHELLO
CHAPTER 4. KING LEAR
CHAPTER 5. MACBETH
CHAPTER 7. "WHAT FOOLS THESE MORTALS BE": Self- Effacement in the Sonnets, the Comedies, Troilus and Cressida , and Antony and Cleopatra
CHAPTER 9. THE TEMPEST : SHAKESPEARE'S IDEAL SOLUTION
Works Cited
Index
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