I own this book, it was one of the required texts in my Methods of Biblical Studies class in my undergraduate. It's a great book and I haven't checked other book lists to see if it was already tagged. But it had a helpful summary on Psychological Biblical Criticism as well as others so I wanted to tag it.

Gives a good history and summary of Psychological Biblical Criticism as well as an example of its application with its analysis of Legion.

Along with Rollin's Book Soul and Psyche, Psychological Biblical Criticism was the other book that helped to launch Psychological (Psychoanalytic) Criticism to the forefront of biblical scholarship.

An assessment/comparison of three different approaches to psychoanalytic criticism and how they can be useful to biblical scholars(hip).

Discusses psychoanalytic criticism and how it applies not only to religious texts but to religious experiences.

Explains the various types of application of psychoanalytic and psychological criticism used in Biblical scholarship.

Offers a brief outline/history of Psychoanalytic Criticism and lists some of its major developers and proponents.

The application of psychoanalytic criticism to theology (in particular Christology) by Vincent W Wynne. An EBSCO host article so you might need to log into my.iliff to view. Full PDF available.

An essay by Mary Ann Tolbert applying psychoanalytic criticism to the Biblical story of the Prodigal Son. Article is on EBSCO, so you will possibly need to sign in to my.iliff to view. PDF of Full Text available.

Sigmund Freud's Book where he discusses and lays out the analytic interpretive process and psychoanalysis. An interesting read for anyone wanting to look into the origins of "Freudian Criticism" or psychoanalytic criticism. It is the full text.

A good introduction to freudian psychoanalysis that defines key terms and concepts, and then moves to show how they apply to literary criticism.

A collection of essays on the modern forms of psychoanalytic criticism gathered from the Fourth International Conference on Literature and Psychology (Aug 7-9, 1987) hosted at Kent State University.