Intimacy (Psychology) in literature.

Intimate revolt : = the powers and limits of psychoanalysis / by: (Language materials, printed)

Invisible listeners : = lyric intimacy in Herbert, Whitman, and Ashbery / by: (Language materials, printed)

Scenes of intimacy : = reading, writing and theorizing contemporary literature / by: (Language materials, printed)

Family Money = Property, Race, and Literature in the Nineteenth Century / by: (Electronic resources)

Bodies and books = reading and the fantasy of communion in nineteenth-century America / by: (Electronic resources)

Intimacy and family in early American writing / by: (Electronic resources)

Authors and readers- England.

Families in literature.

Herbert, George,- Criticism and interpretation.

Literature, Modern- History and criticism.- 21st century

American literature- Colonial period.

Psychoanalysis and literature.

Books and reading- History- 19th century.- United States

American literature- History and criticism.- 1783-1850

Ashbery, John- Criticism and interpretation.

American poetry- History and criticism.

Reader-response criticism.

Authors and readers- History- 19th century- United States

American literature- History and criticism.- 19th century

Intimacy (Psychology) in literature.

God in literature.

Literature, Modern- History and criticism.- 20th century

Books and reading- Psychological aspects.

American literature- History and criticism.- Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775

Psychoanalysis and philosophy.

Authors and readers- United States.

Lyric poetry- History and criticism.

Interpersonal relations in literature.

Psychoanalysis in literature.

Whitman, Walt,- Criticism and interpretation.

American literature- History and criticism.- Revolutionary period, 1775-1783

Communities in literature.

American literature- Revolutionary period (United States)

American literature.

Interracial marriage- United States.

Literature and society- History- 19th century.- United States

Miscegenation in literature.