Said and the Non-Freudian.
In Freud and the Non-European, Edward Said takes Freud's speculations about an Egyptian Moses in Moses and Monotheism as the basis for his faith in the resolution of intractable political antagonisms. In the tension, however, between his account of history as enabling such transformation and Freud's...
| Published in: | Comparative Literature Vol. 77; no. 3; pp. 297 - 303 |
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Duke University Press
Sep2025
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