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内容提要
前言
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Passage Criticism in the West
1.1.1 The Early Comments in 1924
1.1.2 Political and Postcolonial Perspectives
1.1.3 Liberal-humanistic and Biographical Perspective
1.1.4 Feminist Perspective
1.1.5 Psychological Perspective
1.1.6 Aesthetic, Technical, Structural and Linguistic Perspectives
1.1.7 Other Perspectives
1.2 Passage Criticism in China
1.3 Theoretical Framework of the Book
1.3.1 Origin
1.3.2 Aim
1.3.3 Argument
1.3.4 Methodology
1.3.5 Structure
Chapter 2 Critique: From Psychoanalytical Criticism to Western Psychology
2.1 Critique of Psychoanalytical Criticism of Passage
2.1.1 A Critique of Wilfred Stone’s Freudian Criticism on Passage
2.1.2 A Critique of Jungian Criticism on Passage
2.1.3 A Critique of Other Psychological Criticism on Passage
2.2 Critique of Psychoanalytical Criticism
2.2.1 Why Freudianism
2.2.2 Basic Exposition of Freudianism
2.2.3 A Marxist Critique of Freudianism
2.2.4 A Feminist Critique of Freudianism
2.2.5 A Postcolonial Critique of Freudianism
2.3 Critique of Western Psychology
Chapter 3 Construction: Critical Psychology and Psychopolitical Reading
3.1 Critical Psychology and the status quo
3.1.1 Historical Background
3.1.2 Theoretical Background
3.1.3 A Literature Review of Critical Psychology
3.2 Critical Psychology as an Alternative Paradigm for Literary Theory
3.2.1 What is Literary Theory
3.2.2 Psychology, Psychological Literary Theory and Psychological Literary Criticism
3.2.3 Holzkamp’s Critical Psychology
3.3 Psychopolitical Reading as a Method of Literary Criticism
3.3.1 History of the Term Psychopolitics
3.3.2 Psychopolitics in Existing Literary Studies
3.3.3 Psychopolitics in Critical Psychology and Literary Criticism
3.4 Sample Analysis: On Adela’s Scientific Reason and “Epistemic Violence”
Chapter 4 Contextualization: From the Perspectives of Race and Gender
4.1 Critical Psychology of the Postcolonial
4.1.1 Postcolonial Psychology: A Brief Introduction
4.1.2 Derek Hook’s Critical Psychology of Postcolonial
4.2 Passage from the Perspective of Critical Psychology of the Postcolonial
4.3 （Critical）Feminist Psychology
4.3.1 Sue Wilkinson’s Feminist Psychology
4.3.2 Carol Gilligan’s “Different Voice”
4.3.3 Analyzing the Different Voice in Literature
4.4 Passage from the Perspective of（Critical）Feminist Psychology
Chapter 5 Conclusion
Bibliography
English Bibliography
Chinese Bibliography
Index
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