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1 1 Metzengerstein E. A. Poe Metzengerstein E. A. Poe 1832 Frederick Metzengerstein Mary Frederick 18 mourning Frederick Freud Metzengerstein Freud Trauer und Melancholie 1917 Freud Studien uber Hysterie 1895 Trauer und Melancholie Freud Trauerarbeit Freud F 137 Metzengerstein Frederick the natural sorrow atrocious and reckless behavior P II 193 Mary

2 2 P II 371 Marie Bonaparte Bonaparte Bonaparte Frederick Frederick...a barrier had long since arisen in the channel of all holy thoughts and gentle recollections. P II 71 Frederick Freud F V 258 Margarete Mitscherlich-Nielsen When denial, repression, and derealization of the past take place of working through, a compulsion to repeat is unavoidable, even though it may be concealed. Mitscherlich-Nielsen 406 Frederick Frederick Frederick character analysis Frederick Frederick

3 Metzengerstein 3 Berlifitzing Metzengerstein Wilhelm Berlifitzing Frederick Berlifitzing Frederick Metzengerstein a gigantic and fierycolored horse P II 190 Berlifitzing... all at the castle are positive in denying any knowledge of the horse. 190 Frederick Metzengerstein Frederick an enormous, and unnaturally colored horse 188 Berlifitzing Metzengerstein Berlifitzing the very counterpart 190 Frederick Frederick Metzengerstein Frederick Frederick Berlifitzing Frederick Berlifitzing Berlifitzing David R. Saliba insane Saliba 98 Frederick a maniac P II 195 Frederick

4 4 Metzengerstein a horse Berlifitzing Frederick Freud Freud Freud F VI 106 Freud Nicholas Abraham Maria Torok

5 Metzengerstein 5 a nescience unknown phantom Its effect can persist through several generations and determine the fate of an entire family line. Abraham/Torok 140 The unspeakable secret suspended within the adult is transmitted silently to the child in undigested form and lodges within his or her mental topography as an unmarked tomb of inaccessible knowledge. Rashkin 27-8 Freud Abraham/Torok 159 Jacques Derrida 102 Abraham Torok Abraham Torok Metzengerstein Abraham Torok Abraham/Torok 175

6 6 a pall P II 189 Frederick a pall Frederick Frederick Metzengerstein Jerome DeNuccio The tapestry serves as a historical text, a chronicle of the events and characters that have preceded him. DeNuccio 75 a historical text Metzengerstein Berlifitzing David H. Hirsch The work of art that have caught Metzengerstein s attention bring him in contact with an unknown and evanescent past. The historic past is preserved in the work of art. Hirsch 43-4 Metzengerstein Metzengerstein

7 Metzengerstein 7 Charles E. May May 18 Edward H. Davidson the compulsive past working out in the present Davidson 142 Frederick Frederick Frederick Metzengerstein Metzengerstein Metzengerstein Berlifitzing a horse Abraham Torok

8 8 Metzengerstein Frederick Poe The Oblong Box 1844 Wyatt The Oblong Box Wyatt The Oblong Box Metzengerstein Frederick Wyatt the madman P V 287 Frederick The agony of his countenance, the convulsive struggle of his frame, gave evidence of superhuman exertion. P II 196 Wyatt Mr. Wyatt, in fact, sprang from the boat, and as we were yet in the lee of the wreck, succeeded, by almost superhuman exertion, in getting hold of a rope which hung from the fore-chains. P V 286 superhuman exertion Poe a horse A. H. Quinn Metzengerstein The Horse-Shade Quinn 337 shade phantom Metzengerstein

9 Metzengerstein 9 Metzengerstein Berlifitzing historical text Berlifitzing Frederick Frederick history Metzengerstein a horse Abraham/Torok 140 Talking Cure! Metzengerstein Metzengerstein Berlifitzing Metzengerstein Frederick a horse

10 10 A white flame still enveloped the building like a shroud, and, streaming far away into the quiet atmosphere, shot forth a glare of preternatural light; while a cloud of smoke settled heavily over the battlements in the distinct colossal figure of a horse. P II 196 a horse Frederick, Baron Metzengerstein, was the last of a long line of princes. His family name is no longer to be found among the Hungarian aristocracy. Mabbot a horse Metzengerstein a horse a horse a horse Metzengerstein a horse * 51 Notes James A. Harrison P Freud F

11 Metzengerstein 11 F VII 134 Metzengerstein Berlifitzing Metzengerstein Berlifitzing a horse Frederick P II 191 Metzengerstein the oblong box a horse Jung Saliba On a deeper level they [=the tapestries] symbolize what Carl Jung would call the archaic fragments of the collective unconscious. Saliba 101 Jung There exists a... psychic system of a collective, universal, and impersonal nature which is identical in all individuals. This collective unconscious does not develop individually but is inherited. Jung 43 Susan/Stuart Levin the legendary Phoenix Metzengerstein a fiery-colored horse Levin 53 the legendary Phoenix Works Cited Abraham, Nicholas and Maria Torok. The Shell and the Kernel. Trans. Nicholas Rand. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, Bonaparte, Marie. The Life and Works of Edgar Allan Poe: A Psycho-Analytic Interpretation. Trans. John Lodker. London: Imago, 1949.

12 12 Davidson, Edward H. Poe: A Critical Study. Cambridge: The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, DeNuccio, Jerome. History, Narrative, and Authority: Poe s Metzengerstein. College Literature, 24: 71-81, Harrison, James A. Ed. The Complete Works of Edgar Allan Poe, 17 vols., New York: AMS, Hirsch, David H. Poe s Metzengerstein as a Tale of the Subconscious. The University of Mississippi Studies in English, new ser., 3: 40-52, Jung, C. G. The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious. Trans. R. F. C. Hull. Princeton: Princeton University Press, Levin, Susan and Stuart. Poe s Use of Jacob Bryant in Metzengerstein. Poe Studies, 9: 53, Mabbot, Thomas Olive. Ed. Collected Works of Edgar Allan Poe, vol. II, Cambridge: The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, May, Charles E. Edgar Allan Poe: A Study of the Short Fiction. Boston: Twayne, Mitscherlich-Nielsen, Margarete. The Inability to Mourn: Today. The Problem of Loss and Mourning: Psychoanalytic Perspectives. Eds. David R. Dietrich and Peter C. Shabad. Connecticut: International University Press, Quinn, A. H. Edgar Allan Poe: A Critical Biography. New York: Cooper Square Publishers, Rashkin, Esther. Family Secrets and the Psychoanalysis of Narrative. Princeton: Princeton University Press, Saliba, David R. A Psychology of Fear: The Nightmare Formula of Edgar Allan Poe. Washington, D.C.: University Press of America,

On Japanese empathy and interpretation IKEDA, Masatoshi In this paper I compared it with empathy as a manner of psychotherapist about interpretation a

On Japanese empathy and interpretation IKEDA, Masatoshi In this paper I compared it with empathy as a manner of psychotherapist about interpretation and discussed it. For words of English empathy, there