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Pericles: Critical Essay by Ruth Nevo

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SOURCE: "The Perils of Pericles," in The Undiscover'd Country: New Essays on Psychoanalysis and Shakespeare, edited by B. J. Sokol, Free Association Books, 1993, pp. 150-78.

In the following essay First published in 1987, Nevo presents a psychological overview of Pericles, focusing on the work's chaotic symbolism and dream-like aspects.

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