H. D.'s Freudian poetics Book

	Acknowledgments
	Introduction	1
1	Telltale Signs of Intersexuality	10
	"Freud" Enters H.D.'s Writing	19
	Thrice-Greatest: Hippocratic-Hermeneutic-Hermetic Freud	26
	Mixing Hieroglyphics: American Transcendentalism and Freudian Oneirocriticism	36
	Semiology, Grammatology, Psychoanalysis	50
2	Autobiographical Fantasy: Cryptobiography, Cinematobiography, Otobiography	68
	An Exchange of Lives	71
	Her: Studies in Hysteria	76
	Nights: Cryptobiography and Mysteria	82
	Introducing The Gift: "Art as Necromancer"	87
	Cinematobiography: Camera Obscura or Dark Room Developments	91
	Transference, Telepathy, Otobiography	101
	Maternal Fantasies, Uncanny Reminiscences, (M)other Gifts	108
3	Mourning, Mystery, and Melancholia: Life-Writing Therapy	121
	A Woman's Work of Mourning	125
	A Very Black Sexuality	129
	Girlhood's Nightmares or Primary Female Fantasies	135
	Uncanny Fanny--Mise en Abyme	147
	Mo[u]rning Star	154
	Mystic (Re)Vitalism, Freudian Revisionism	159
4	Helen's Pharmacy: Figures and Structures of Treatment in H.D.'s Palinode to Helen	165
	Palinodes, Palimpsests, and the Pharmakon of Writing	171
	This Anodyne of Egypt	178
	Helen, Pharmakeus	182
	Hieroglyphs of Eros: Love-Death, Man-Woman	188
	Freud, Woman, and the Last Enlightenment	195
	Bewitching the Witch Metapsychology	200
	Postscript: H.D.'s Dream of a Common Language	214
	Notes	227
	Bibliography	262
	Index	279