Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 19,Útgáfa 21997 |
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... castrated , and the same time dreads them because they castrate their children ” ( 358 ) . Wittels read Freud closely here . Since the fear of castration was , for Freud , unconscious and thus a psychic universal , how could his ...
... castrated , and the same time dreads them because they castrate their children ” ( 358 ) . Wittels read Freud closely here . Since the fear of castration was , for Freud , unconscious and thus a psychic universal , how could his ...
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... castration , his recognition that women were castrated , made an end of both possible ways [ i.e. , desire for each parent ] of obtaining satisfaction from the Oedi- pus complex " ( " Dissolution " 175 , 176 ) . We can infer from Freud ...
... castration , his recognition that women were castrated , made an end of both possible ways [ i.e. , desire for each parent ] of obtaining satisfaction from the Oedi- pus complex " ( " Dissolution " 175 , 176 ) . We can infer from Freud ...
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... castration . If the boy accepted women's castration , he would probably relin- quish this " feminine ” relation to avoid a similar fate . This argu- ment clarifies that masculinity tends to equate male homosexuality and femininity with ...
... castration . If the boy accepted women's castration , he would probably relin- quish this " feminine ” relation to avoid a similar fate . This argu- ment clarifies that masculinity tends to equate male homosexuality and femininity with ...
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What Does a Jew Want? or The Political Meaning of the Phallus | 21 |
The Oedipus Complex and Douglasss | 53 |
Seraph on | 72 |
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