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• Freud identified Schreber's fantasy of becoming a woman as a " castration complex ".
• Freud identified Schreber's fantasy of becoming a woman as a " castration complex ."
• Once the individual has ambivalent relations with parental-substitutes, he will enter into the triangulating castration complex.
• These included the structure and genesis of the superego and the nature of the feminine castration complex.
• In the castration complex the individual becomes rivalrous with parental-substitutes and this will be the point of regression.
• Lacan also linked " jouissance " to the castration complex, and to the aggression of the death drive.
• Observe that we have here once again the same origin from the castration complex and the same transformation of affect.
• "To blame the Oedipus complex or the castration complex for Hitler's problems _ these are universal concepts and you need something much more specific ."
• Following Karl Abraham's presentation on femininity, penis envy and the feminine castration complex at the Hague Congress in 1920, Helene left analysis with Freud to work with Abraham.
• Jaeckle said such an experience can result in " an overwhelming castration complex . . . ( and ) compromises the ability to relate to people in general ."
• But defense witnesses depicted the 52-year-old convicted child molester as someone who suffers from a " castration complex " because of the types of relationship he had with his parents.
• Dali's use of anamorphosis is seen at its eeriest in the 1933 painting " Myself at the Age of 10 When I Was the Grasshopper's Child ( Castration Complex ) ."
• The sections on the sexual theories of children and on pregenitality only appeared in 1915, for example, while such central terms as castration complex or penis envy were also later additions.
• In a corresponding reformulation of the castration complex, Jones introduced the concept of " aphanisis " to refer to the fear of " the permanent extinction of the capacity ( including opportunity ) for sexual enjoyment ".
• Equating decapitation with castration, Freud maintained that the terror of Medusa was a reflection of the castration complex aroused in the young boy when the sight of the female genitals brought home the truth that females have no penis.
• Freud's reading of foot-fetishism also involved early imprinting; but he considered the smell of feet significant in this, as well as the foot as penis-symbol / surrogate ( castration complex, especially when encountered while voyeuristic exploring the female body from below ).
• Between'The Castration Complex in the Formation of Character [ 1923 ] . . . [ & ] Fundamental Concepts of Psychosomatic Research [ 1943 ]'he published nearly twenty other articles, contributing on a wide variety of subjects to the work of the " second psychoanalytic generation ".
• She argues that a similar approach continues to this day in the works of Caldwell, Doniger, Courtright, Kripal etc . Chapter 14 is a response by Y . Krishnan to the application of Freudian theory by Paul Courtright which depicts " Fight between Shiva and Ganesha " as Oedipus and castration complex.
• The self-blinding of the mythical criminal, Oedipus, was simply a mitigated form of the punishment of castration  the only punishment that was adequate for him by the " lex talionis " . [ . . . ] All further doubts are removed when we learn the details of their'castration complex'from the analysis of neurotic patients, and realize its immense importance in their mental life . }}