1. Psychoanalytic Criticism
The object of psychoanalytic literary criticism, at its very simplest, can be the psychoanalysis of the author or of a particularly interesting character in a given work

2. Background Sigmund Freud 1856-1939 Provide the foundation for
Psychoanalytic criticism

3. Model of human psyche
Dynamic model
Economic model
Typographical model

4. Dynamic model
Freud asserted that our minds have a duality consisting of the conscious ( rational ) and the unconscious (irrational) . The conscious ,Freud argued perceives and records external reality and is the reasoning part of the mind
The unconscious receives and stores our hidden desires ambitions , fears, and irrational thoughts,
parapraxes or Freudian slips

5. Economic model
Freud’s second model enlarges the ideas of his previous model and add two concepts
Pleasure principle : craves only pleasures and it desires instantaneous satisfaction or instinctual drives, ignoring moral and sexual boundaries .
Reality principle : that part of the psyche that recognizes the need for societal standards and regulation on pleasure .

6. Typographical model (tripartite)
The ID : containing our secret desires our darkest wishes and our most intense fear , it houses the libido the source of al psychosexual desires
The ego : the rational, logical , waking part of the mind . Whereas the ID operates with pleasure principle , the ego operates in harmony with reality principle.
The superego: acts like internal sensor causing us to make moral judgments in light of social pressures , protecting us of the ID , representing all society restrictions

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8. Significance of dream
According to Freud , even though the passage into manhood or womanhood, may be successful , the child has stored many painful memories of repressed sexual desires, anger ,rage ,and guilt in his or her unconscious these feelings and emotions repressed come into the conscious in form of inferiority , irrational thoughts and feelings , dreams and nightmares

10. The psyche may create a window to the ID in a variety of ways through the process of :
Displacement: for example , the unconscious may switch a person’s hatred for someone named Mr. Appleby onto a rotting apple in a dream
Condensation: the psyche may consolidate one’s anger toward a variety of people or objects into a simple sentence

11. Assumptions
One Freud’s assumptions is that all artist , including authors are neurotic unlike other neurotics artist escape from neurosis by creating his or her art
Motivation for writing any story is to gratify some secret desire , some forbidden wish that probably developed in the author’s infancy
Latent content : it is the wish of the dream
manifest content : when the unconscious allow the dreamer to remember a somewhat changed and oftentimes radically different dream

12. Methodology
psychobiography : this method of analysis begins amassing biographical information about the author through biographies , personal letters, and any other document related to the author
Canon : all the collected works
Yonic symbol(female): any concave images such as a flower , a cup
Phallic symbol(male): a tower , a sword , a pen

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