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Phallic symbolism and castration themes are common in human history. Psychoanalysts affirm that the castration complex is continually met with in analytic situations. Yet it seems an unbelievable idea. Drawing experience from myth, clinical practice and the sexual theories of children, Freud established the castration complex as a crucial determinant of human sexual behaviour and personality development. In this book, Ivan Ward reaffirms the truth of Freud's contentious vision. Using an array of clinical, biographical and cultural references, he describes the symptomatic reality it explains and shows the influence of castration anxiety in the most unlikely areas of our everyday lives. From fashion to football, in art and science, through jealous rages and moments of genius, the effects of the castration complex are ever present and incalculable.
- Author
- Ward, Ivan
- Publisher
- Perseus Books, LLC
- Published
- 2003
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781840464429
- Subjects
- Psychology, Medical, Social_sciences
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