LITERARY THEORIES
1.	Psychoanalysis	2.	Postcolonialism
3.	Feminism	4.	Eco-Criticism
5.	Structuralism	6.	Poststructuralism
7.	Modernism	8.	Postmodernism
9.	New Criticism	10.	New Historicism
11.	Formalism	12.	Cultural Materialism
13.	Marxism	14.

Model of the psyche divides it into Id, Ego and________.

A. Libido
B. Chora
C. Superego
D. Conscious

C. Superego

For _______________, the unconscious is not passive reservoir of neutral data; rather it is a dynamic entity that engages us at the deepest level of our being.

A. Psychosexual
B. Cathexis
C. Neurosis
D. Psychoanalysis

D. Psychoanalysis

A well-known example of this is the Freudian slips, whereby repressed material in the unconscious finds an outlet through such everyday phenomena as ________ of the tongue, pen or unintended actions.

A. Twist
B. Cut
C. Slips
D. Syndrome

C. Slips

The presences of the unconscious are also betrayed in _______________, which for Freud have a largely libidinal, anxious or aggressive content.

A. Desires
B. Emotions
C. Actions
D. Jokes

D. Jokes

There are also what Freud calls _____________ unaccountable slips of the tongue, failures of memory, bunglings, mis readings and misanalysing which can be traced to unconscious wishes and intentions.

A. Projection
B. Neologism
C. Expunge
D. Parapraxes

D. Parapraxes

________Provide our main, but not our only, access to the unconscious.

A. Dreams
B. Superego
C. Archetypes
D. Shadow

A. Dreams

Repressed desires emerge in disguised forms; dreams and _______

A. Language
B. Fears
C. Symbols
D. Desires

A. Language

The small baby will suck its mother’s breast for milk, but will discover in doing so that this biologically essential activity is also pleasurable; and this for Freud, is the first dawning of______________

A. Sexuality
B. Consciousness
C. Morality
D. Affection

A. Sexuality

The place to which we relegate the desires we are unable to fulfil is known as the _______________

A. Unconscious
B. Preconscious
C. Eros
D. Conscious

A. Unconscious

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