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Joseph Conrad and Psychological Medicine
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| Conrad's life and fiction are often read through the lens of Freudian thought, though Conrad understood his own health from a pre-Freudian perspective. This book recovers that perspective, revises our understanding of Conrad's life, and rethinks the dominant themes of his work in light of pre-Freudian medical psychology. Joseph Conrad and Psychological Medicine reads Conrad's fiction medically, showing how Conrad's work focuses on such narrative strategies as Conrad's rhetoric of hysteria and enervation and his vivid, nervous descriptions; and it shows how major tropes such as restraint, seclusion, and water -- which were all treatments for insanity -- were important issues in the medical discourse of Conrad's day and are themes that run through Conrad's fiction.
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