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• Partial drive
  ...term is found in the first of the <i>[[Three]] Essays on the [[Theory]] of Sexuality</i> at the opening of section five, "Component [[[Drives]]] and [[Erotogeni ...in infancy "instigate something that is analogous to the later release of sexuality" (1950a [1892-99], p. 269). These zones persist in [[perversion]], but usua
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• Primal fantasies
  ...gin of the individual; fantasies of seduction, the origin and upsurge of [[sexuality]]; fantasies of castration, the origin of the [[difference between the sexe # ——. (1919e). "A child is [[being]] beaten": A contribution to the study of the origin of sexual p
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• Organic repression
  ...9]), Freud will renew this evolutionist hypothesis of a relation between [[sexuality]], neurosis, and the erect posture of man. ...acquisition of disgust and shame, in <i>[[Three]] Essays on the Theory of Sexuality</i> (1905d), to "a development that is organically determined and fixed by
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• Psychic Causality
  ...actors of an [[infantile]] [[nature]] are at work" (1896c). In 1898, in "[[Sexuality]] in the Etiology of the Neuroses" (1898a), he referred to "unconscious psy ...]] (Entbehrungen) that someone like Judge [[Schreber]], unable to have a [[child]], experienced, or the [[disappearance]] of the [[love]] object are conside
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• Seminar IV
  ...ntervention]] of the real father, but the father fails to [[separate]] the child from the mother and thus Hans develops a phobia as a [[substitute]] for thi ...in the mother, in the mother and the child, and between the mother and the child," because the father alone is the bearer or possessor of the phallus. Lacan
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• Interview with Jacques Lacan
  ...the subject without warning, nor [[logic]], was still admitted; but that [[sexuality]] is a place of [[speech]], that [[neurosis]] is an [[illness]] that speaks ...] and [[physical]] [[sciences]]. If psychoanalysis clarifies some facts of sexuality, it is not by aiming at [[them]] in their own [[reality]], not in biologica
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• The Death Drive and the Missed Encounter
  ...very reality of an overturned candle setting light to the bed in which his child lies.<br> ...describes <i>thus-Dass das Kind an</i> <i>seinem Bette steht, </i>that the child is near his bed, <i>ihn am Armefasst,</i> takes him by the arm and whispers
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• Breastfeeding
  ...ugh the initial seduction of the [[adult]], and emphasizes the unconscious sexuality of the seducer. From this follows the possibility of a significant reassess ...ort a time," the [[nostalgia]] for the breast [[being]] stronger for the [[child]] who has been bottle-fed (1940a [1938]). Melanie [[Klein]] (1952), [[writi
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• Auto-eroticism
  ...ht]] of the [[presence]] or [[absence]] of the [[penis]] that forces the [[child]] to recognise that boys and girls are different. To begin with, Freud post
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• Little Hans
  ...ld]] recognizes that [[others]] can [[disappear]]; in pulling it back, the child recognizes that others can [[return]]. Lacan emphasizes the former, insisti ...appointment. It allowed Freud to develop his conception of children’s [[sexuality]]:the Oedipian [[complex]] and the [[castration]] complex… The [[father]]
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• Forgetting
  ...al]] [[seduction]] that has to be rejected and [[repressed]] because the [[child]] finds it unacceptable. ...Freud had discovered through his [[self]]-[[analysis]]: his repression of sexuality, his attraction for his [[mother]], his [[rivalry]] with his father, and hi
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• Working
  MOTHER-CHILD RELATION ...edipus complex]], the [[mother]] is the first [[love]] [[object]] of the [[child]].
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• Genital
  ...(also known as the [[phallic phase]]); a [[development|stage]] when the [[child]] [[knows]] only one [[sexual]] [[organ]] (the [[male]] one) and passes thr ...tion of the genital organization, this does not mean that [[pregenital]] [[sexuality]] is abolished.
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• Terms
  ...sire]] to expel [[feces]] and the [[parents]]' attempt to toilet train the child. :In Freudian theory, a period of [[repressed]] [[sexuality]] between the [[Oedipal]] crisis and puberty (the [[genital]] period).
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• Analysis of a Phobia in a Five-year-old Boy
  ...]] [[sexuality]]. The somewhat unorthodox treatment was carried out by the child's [[father]] under the "supervision," mainly by way of letters, of Freud hi ...theoretical]] statements made in the [[Three]] Essays on the [[Theory]] of Sexuality, which Freud had published in 1905, and which were, at that [[time]], regar
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• Masculinity/femininity
  ...1905d), and then further refined his [[thinking]] in an article, "Feminine Sexuality" (1931b) and in lecture 33, "[[Femininity]]," in his "New Introductory Lect ...culinity and femininity comes from the fact that Freud based his theory of sexuality on the prevalence of the [[phallus]] for both [[sexes]]. The opposition bet
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• A Project for a Scientific Psychology
  ...self against assaults coming from perception. The specific [[action]] of [[sexuality]] can be explained only by reference to its belatedness as compared with th ...paratus, this embryonic account of the advent of a sexual "program" in the child is presented solely from the point of view of the "receiver" and offers no
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• Lamella
  ...f the subject in the [[dialectical]] [[exchange]] between [[mother]] and [[child]]. The least that can be said about this new lack is that it is indeed a ve ...t that the lack and original loss are introduced into the relation between child and first [[Other, the]] mother, and from there onwards, in the [[relations
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• Traditional Freudian Criticism
  ..., including articles on dreams, literature, religion, war neuroses, female sexuality, Ireland, chess, ice-skating, and the common cold. He was instrumental in i ...itics, Jones’s reading is vitiated by his speculations about Hamlet as a child: one chapter is titled "Tragedy and the Mind of the Infant." But Jones is c
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• Film Theory and Criticism
  ...hiers through the 1970s, what had begun as André Bazin’s [[literary]] [[child]] changed dramatically from a largely auteurist to a politically charged jo ...ate star analysis, [[discourse]] theory, spectatorship, genre criticism, [[sexuality]], race, psychoanalysis, and [[aesthetics]], this material often takes femi
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