Aim: How will we apply Psychoanalytic Criticism to “The Story of an Hour” Do Now: 1. Copy the...

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Aim : How will we apply Psychoanalytic Criticism to “The Story of an Hour” Do Now : 1. Copy the following definition: PSYCHOANALYTIC CRITICISM : the application of specific psychological principles to the study of literature. 2. What does “unconscious” mean? Think about a dream you had. How much do you remember about the dream?

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Page 1: Aim: How will we apply Psychoanalytic Criticism to “The Story of an Hour” Do Now: 1. Copy the following definition: PSYCHOANALYTIC CRITICISM: the application.

Aim: How will we apply Psychoanalytic Criticism to “The Story of an Hour”

Do Now: 1. Copy the following definition:PSYCHOANALYTIC CRITICISM: the application of

specific psychological principles to the study of literature.

2. What does “unconscious” mean? Think about a dream you had. How much do you remember about the dream?

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“Unconscious “ means that you are “there” but not aware of what is happening. It is referred to the irrational part of our minds.

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Freud’s Model of the Human Psyche(Mind)

• Id = irrational, unconscious part of the psyche please principle

• Ego = rational, logical part of the mind (although part of its activities remain in the unconscious part) (reality principle)

• Superego = internal censor, cause us to make moral judgments because of social pressures (morality principle)

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SUMMARY

Based on what we learned about Psychoanalytic Criticism, how can we apply Freud’s theories to “The Story of an Hour”?