Too Early/Too Late: Subjectivity and the Primal Scene in Henry James

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Published in:Novel : a forum on fiction 1988-01, Vol.21 (2/3), p.147-173
Main Author: Silverman, Kaja
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Desire
Fantasy
Masochism
Memory
Mothers
Neuroses
Novels
Subjectivity
The Novel as Subjective Mode
Unconscious mind
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Desire
Fantasy
Masochism
Memory
Mothers
Neuroses
Novels
Subjectivity
The Novel as Subjective Mode
Unconscious mind
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