Zur Ästhetik psychischer Krankheit in kinder- und jugendliterarischen Medien

Psychoanalytische und tiefenpsychologische Analysen – transdisziplinär erweitert

Contributions by Carolin Schreiber Contributions by Laura Haas Contributions by Lisa Winter Contributions by Lena-Marie John von Zydowitz Contributions by Josefine Geib Contributions by Adriana Acquaviti Contributions by Rachel Lupo Contributions by Anne Adler Contributions by Mona Baumann Contributions by Lotta Zipp Contributions by Vaiana Dyballa Contributions by Freya Brasse Contributions by Leonie Zilch Contributions by Rieke Neupert Contributions by Lara Busch Contributions by Meggan Noack Contributions by Maren Feller Contributions by Iana Hosch Contributions by Eva Neubauer Edited by Iris Schäfer

Book cover: Zur Ästhetik psychischer Krankheit in kinder- und jugendliterarischen Medien

Extent: 493 pages

Publisher: V&R unipress

Subjects: Literary Studies, Psychology, Psychoanalysis, & Psychotherapy

Language: German

Hardback (Published)

(January 2020)

ISBN: 9783847110590

6.3 x 9.25 inches

Price: $99.00

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In 15 Beitragen untersuchen die Autorinnen historische und aktuelle Kinder- und Jugendmedien. Die Erweiterung der psychologischer Literaturinterpretationen um transdisziplinare Perspektiven stellt dabei einen hochst innovativen Ansatz dar.


Psychoanalytic criticism as well as analytic psychology are predominantly used in fairy-tail analysis. The articles in this anthology demonstrate, that these approaches are outstandingly suited to analyze historical and recent Children’s and Young Adult’s Media. Spectrum and potential of psychoanalytic criticism and analytic psychology becomes apparent especially through a trans-disciplinary extension. The contributors combine them (amongst others) with linguistic approaches, gender-theory, philosophical as well as space theoretical perspectives. The particular focus include the individuation of traumatized young characters, the aesthetic arrangement of insanity in selected woks as well as the texture of dreams and dreaming in Children’s and Young Adult’s Literature.

  • Contributions by Carolin Schreiber
  • Contributions by Laura Haas
  • Contributions by Lisa Winter
  • Contributions by Lena-Marie John von Zydowitz
  • Contributions by Josefine Geib
  • Contributions by Adriana Acquaviti
  • Contributions by Rachel Lupo
  • Contributions by Anne Adler
  • Contributions by Mona Baumann
  • Contributions by Lotta Zipp
  • Contributions by Vaiana Dyballa
  • Contributions by Freya Brasse
  • Contributions by Leonie Zilch
  • Contributions by Rieke Neupert
  • Contributions by Lara Busch
  • Contributions by Meggan Noack
  • Contributions by Maren Feller
  • Contributions by Iana Hosch
  • Contributions by Eva Neubauer
  • Edited by Iris Schäfer