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1. An introduction to Beckett’s psychoanalytical knowledge
2. Psychoanalytical elements in Beckett’s Footfalls
2.1 An example of hysteria
2.1.1 May’s pacing as a result of a suppressed trauma
2.1.2 The longing for a proof of existence as a search for identity
2.2 May and the aspects of her ‘egos’
2.2.1 The mother-daughter relationship in detail
2.2.2 May, the id and her super ego
2.3 The search for salvation in the depth of a soul
2.3.1 A Freudian dream interpretation of ‘I heard you deep in my sleep’
2.3.2 ‘Walking up and down his poor arm’ and ‘Lacrosse’ as allusion to human suffering
3. Examples of how Beckett’s form and style intensifies a psychoanalytical approach
4. Conclusion
5. Bibliography
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- Alexander Häuser (Autor), 2011, Towards a psychoanalytical interpretation of "Footfalls" (Samuel Beckett), Múnich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/190015
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