Pamela Thurschwell is Reader in English, and Head of Department at the University of Sussex, UK. She is the author of Literature, Technology and Magical Thinking, 1880-1920 (2001) and Sigmund Freud (2000) and the editor of Quadrophenia and Mod(ern) Culture (2017). She has published widely on 19th, 20th and 21st-century literature, adolescence, and popular culture and has most recently edited a cluster for the journal Post 45 on the TV show Bojack Horseman.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. Severing the wire: the Society for Psychical Research's experiments in intimacy 2. New forms of outrage: hypnotic aesthetes and the 1890s 3. 'That Imperial stomach is no seat for ladies': James's wars, James's ghosts 4. Henry James and Theodora Bosanquet: on the typewriter, in the cage, at the Ouija board 5. Psychoanalysis's dangerous proximities: telepathy, psychosis and the real event Bibliography.
Introduction 1. Severing the wire: the Society for Psychical Research's experiments in intimacy 2. New forms of outrage: hypnotic aesthetes and the 1890s 3. 'That Imperial stomach is no seat for ladies': James's wars, James's ghosts 4. Henry James and Theodora Bosanquet: on the typewriter, in the cage, at the Ouija board 5. Psychoanalysis's dangerous proximities: telepathy, psychosis and the real event Bibliography.
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