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Frontmatter; List of Illustrations; 0 Introduction; 1 The Ancient Unconscious? Towards a Methodology; 1.1 Philology’s Complexes; 1.2 Facing Ancient Experience; 1.3 Psychologizing the Ancients: The Case of E. R. Dodds; 1.4 The Unconscious and Gadamer’s Fusion of Times; 1.5 Anachronism as a New Philological Project; 1.6 Antiquity and Modernity: The Familiar Strangers; 2 Hegel’s Antiquity: Far Away, So Close; 2.1 The Past: Buried and Unburied; 2.2 Antiquity: A Fountainhead of Ambiguities; 2.3 Self-Estrangement; 2.4 Golden Apples in Silver Bowls; 2.5 Antiquity as Mother-Earth; 2.6 The Antaeus Complex; 2.7 Veiled Antiquity; 3 Freud on the Acropolis; 3.1 From Hegel’s Antaeus to Freud’s Oedipus; 3.2 The Death of the Father and the Reawakened Past; 3.3 A View from the Acropolis; 3.4 parvis componere magna; 3.5 The Future Unveiling of Tityrus’ Unconscious; 3.6 Virgil’s Unveiling of Freud’s Unconscious; 4 Childhood Memories: Homeric Digression and Freudian Regression; 4.1 Freud’s alte Zeiten; 4.2 From Mythic to Psychological Memory; 4.3 Memory as a Digression; 4.4 Remembering and Forgetting; 4.5 (Where on earth are they?); 4.6 The Return of the Primordial Washing Scene; 4.7 The Scar and the Dream Navel; 5 The Unconscious as a Figura Futurorum ; 5.1 From Universalism to a Theory of Analogies; 5.2 Linkings; 5.3 Temporalities; 6 Oedipal Dreams: The Ancient and Modern Unconscious; 6.1 Dreaming about Oedipus; 6.2 The Unconscious at the Crossroads; 6.3 The Oedipal Dream: Backwards and Forwards; 6.4 The Future of Dreams; 6.5 Past Translated into Future; 6.6 Disguised and Undisguised Oedipal Dreams; 6.7 Asexual Oedipal Dreams: An Ancient Case of Repression?; 6.8 Artemidorus’ Unconscious; 6.9 The Sexual Mother; 6.10 Aeneas’ Oedipal Dream; Endmatter; Bibliography; Index

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