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The American Paradise: Freud, Ideology and Narcissism lived off the wilderness. The disruptive energy of the unconscious that animates the dialog between desire and consensus in American literature and culture originates in this initial conception of America as a land of desire.

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‘The Blindness of the Seeing Eye’: Literature, Ideology and the Unconsciousand lasting values that have been violated and defiled throughout our history.. In many of these works that deal with the myth of America, the subject of ideology receives minimal attention. Accordingly, in an eloquent and touching essay, Henry Nash Smith confesses to failing to perceive the importa

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