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Depth Psychology of Circumcision Choices by dicamolla is a document available to read on EtoBox.

This dissertation by Elizabeth Perry explores the psychological and somatic experiences of American mothers faced with the decision of circumcising their sons. Utilizing a depth psychological approach, the study reveals themes of consent, social pressure, and the emotional trauma associated with the circumcision decision, highlighting the often-silenced voices of mothers. The findings suggest that circumcision creates a cultural complex that impacts not only mothers and sons but also broader societal relati

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