Romantic Psychoanalysis

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Exploring the intersection of literature and psychology, this book delves into how Romantic thinkers laid the groundwork for psychoanalysis long before Freud's theories emerged. It examines the profound insights of Romantic poets and philosophers into the human psyche, emotions, and the complexities of the self. By analyzing their works, the author reveals how these early ideas about consciousness and mental health predate and influence modern psychological thought, offering a fresh perspective on both Romanticism and psychoanalysis.