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psychoanalytical criticism

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psychoanalytical criticism
an approach to criticism or a critical technique that applies the principles, theories and practices of psychoanalysis to literature, both in the analysis of the work and of the author. See also Freudianism.
See also: Criticism
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As most of the readers of this journal know, her own work continually redefined the frontiers of psychoanalytical criticism, and there was every indication that her imagination was not about to flag.
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Furthermore, Cruz states that the ambiguity of the picaresque narratives often conceals their message; in this sense, her work shares a common goal with psychoanalytical criticism in that it seeks to fill in the blanks left open by this elusive genre.
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