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Unconscious Communication in Shakespeare: ‘Et tu, Brute?’ Echoes ‘Eloi, Eloi, Lama Sabbachthani?’.

Waugaman, Richard M. (Guilford Press, 2007)

Psychiatry's Retreat from Patients: Some Possible Solutions

Waugaman, Richard M. (Guilford Press, 2010)

As it becomes a more biologically oriented specialty, psychiatry is at risk of forgetting relevant psychoanalytic insights, such as the meaning of the psychiatrist's countertransference to the patient.

Dispark'd in Shakespeare and Disparkinge in a 1572 Letter of Edward de Vere

Waugaman, Richard M. (2012)

A Footnote in Freud’s Work and the Isakower Phenomenon.

Waugaman, Richard M. (Wiley, 1986)

The Arte of English Poesie: The Case for Edward de Vere's [Shakespeare's] Authorship

Waugaman, Richard M. (Shakespeare Fellowship, 2010)

I challenge the traditional attribution of the 1589 "Arte of English Poesie" to George Puttenham. The psychological and methodological obstacles one must overcome in making such a case mirror those faced in challenging the ...

The Sternhold and Hopkins Whole Book of Psalms Is a Major Source for the Works of Shakespeare

Waugaman, Richard M. (Oxford Journals, 2009)

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