psychology

The author, a psychoanalyst, examines characters in William Shakespeare's plays from a psychoanalytic perspective, exploring the unconscious motivations of such figures as Hamlet, King Lear, Hotspur, Prince Hal, Beatrice, and Romeo.

An analysis of the work of twentieth-century artist Norman Rockwell, arguing that many of his idealistic depictions of American life contain forms of--often perverse--sexuality.

The author reveals how Abraham Lincoln managed to successfully bring the nation through the turbulent Civil War years in spite of his own personal tragedies and the chronic depression that plagued him throughout his administration.

The author describes his decade-long obsession with alcohol and drugs that eventually culminated in a stay at a mental institution.

The author presents a critical analysis of Michael Jackson, examining his childhood and early stardom to determine how he became what he is and his domestic and professional peculiarities that led to accusations of child molestation.

Present a collection of black-and-white drawings that chronicle the author's lifelong struggle with depression,.

A psychological profile of Thomas Jefferson, focusing on specific moments in the life of the politician to reveal his values and convictions.

Discusses Edgar Degas's 1872 trip to post-Civil War New Orleans to meet his mother's family, suggesting that the visit elicited some of his finest paintings, and discusses the influence of some local writers.

A psychological profile of Thomas Jefferson, focusing on specific moments in the life of the politician to reveal his values and convictions.