(Re)Structuring the Personality in Gone Girl: A Psychoanalytical Study

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Qualitative analysis reveals how trauma and deception shape identities in Gone Girl, suggesting a complex interplay of narratives.

The study finds that trauma and unconscious motivations deeply influence character identities in Gone Girl.
Key evidence reveals the interplay of conscious and unconscious elements, enriching the understanding of personality formation.
Using qualitative analysis, the research explores psychoanalytical theories, including Freud's iceberg model and Lacan's triad.
These insights highlight the multifaceted nature of identity and how narrative structures reflect psychological complexities.

Iqbal et al. (2025) studied this question.

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