PEP | Article - The Creative Imagination. Edited with an Introduction by Hendrik M. Ruiten-Beek. Chicago: Quadrangle Books, 1965, 350 pp. The Literary Imagination. Edited with an introduction by Hendrik M. Ruiten-Beek. Chicago: Quadrangle Books, 1965, 443 pp.

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Abstract

Some of the essays in The Creative Imagination (by Kris, Sachs, Rank, Greenacre, Fraiberg, Waelder) are available in books by these authors. Others have appeared in various journals. This anthology includes representatives of the British school (Melanie Klein, John Rickman), and of post-Freudians (Harry B. Levey, Rollo May, Edith Weigert).

All of the essays in The Literary Imagination first appeared in various journals, some in books. Among the contributions in this anthology are Fritz Wittels on Heinrich von Kleist, Lucile Dooley on Emily Brontë, Theodore Lidz on Strindberg, Caroline Wijenbeek on Proust, Kate Friedlander on Charlotte Bronte, W. M. Frohock on Thomas Wolfe, Paul Lauter on Whitman.

PEP | Article - The Creative Imagination. Edited with an Introduction by Hendrik M. Ruiten-Beek. Chicago: Quadrangle Books, 1965, 350 pp. The Literary Imagination. Edited with an introduction by Hendrik M. Ruiten-Beek. Chicago: Quadrangle Books, 1965, 443 pp. - American Imago