Literature’s classic assessments and analyses of Freud, from early modernism to contemporary linguistic criticism. Beginning with one of Freud’s first English reviewers, Leonard Woolf, the collection continues through the decades with essays by John Crowe Ransom, Thomas Mann, W. H. Auden, Kenneth Burke, Lionel Trilling, Stanley Edgar Hyman, Alfred Kazin, Jacques Derrida, Steven Marcus and Harold Bloom. (531 pp.)