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Tag Archives: Andre Gide
Shame and Shamelessness
My lecture on Freud, Gide and Immoralism now published by the Fortnightly Review. First given at the 2018 Conference on Poetry and Psychoanalysis. Thanks to Catherine Humble, Susy Lansman and Kathryn Maris for organising this brilliant event.
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Tagged Andre Gide, Freud, Immoralism, James Hogg, psychoanalysis, Robert Browning
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IMMORALISM
And having thus created me, Thus rooted me, he bade me grow Guiltless forever, like a tree That buds and blooms, nor seeks to know The law by which it prospers so … André Gide refers to these … Continue reading
