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• Totemism
  ...ent]] or not, it brings the formation of religion within the circle of the father-[[complex]] and bases it upon the [[ambivalence]] which dominates that comp ...atter reveals the return of the [[repressed]] created by the murder of the father.
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• Concepts
  ...]-of-the-[[Father]] ([[agency]] of the symolic, or [[dead]], Father) and [[primal]] [[repression]]: 67, 199, 217, 310, 314 (See: [[Foreclosure]]) * Love and [[hate]]: 7, 54, 243-244, 255 (See: primal symbolization, narcissism, the [[objet]] a)
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• Primal scene
  ...lly interprets it as an act of violent [[aggression]] on the part of the [[father]]. The [[memory]] of the [[primal scene]] feeds into most [[fantasies]], and especially those of [[neurosis|n
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• Outline
  [[Father]] complex [[Primal]] fantasy
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• Formulas of Sexuation
  The [[Law]] that is transmitted by the [[father]] and that states the [[prohibition]] against [[incest]] is also the [[foun ...ypothesis that [[Sigmund Freud]] developed in his [[myth]] of the [[primal father]] in <i>[[Totem and Taboo]]</i><ref>1912-1913a</ref> and also in his argume
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• The Subversion of the Subject
  ...bject and the unconscious insofar as this is conceived as the Law of the [[Father]] and what happens if the subject is somehow "[[foreclosed]]" from this Law ...know was the fact "that he was [[dead]]" (1977, p. 300/802). What life the father had, then, was only in the signifying chain of the dreamer's [[psyche]]. Bu
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• The Meaning of the Phallus
  ...nto the symbolic order, that this repression legitimately may be called "[[primal]]" (Urverdrangung) (1977, p. 286/690). It should be noted that repression i ...signifying [[Spaltung]]' (1977, p. 288/693) - [[victim]] as well of the [[primal repression]] out of which desire emerges, signified by
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• Shakespeare and psychoanalysis
  ...ture]] of the [[Oedipus complex]], Hamlet's [[hesitation]] to avenge his [[father]], his pangs of [[conscience]], his hostility to Ophelia, the [[sexual]] di ...]: dream theory, the [[structural]] [[model]], [[incest]] [[fantasies]], [[primal]] [[scene]] fantasies, and the symbolizing and creative functions of the ps
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• Real, Symbolic, and Imaginary Father
  ...ns]]," a [[distinction]] between the actual father and the function of the father in its real, [[symbolic]], and [[imaginary]] instances. In the [[reality]] ...incestuous jouissance in the child. Still more broadly conceived, the real father is any [[being]] that, either in reality or by means of its reality, leads
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• Real, Imaginary, and Symbolic Father
  ...ns]]," a [[distinction]] between the actual father and the function of the father in its real, [[symbolic]], and [[imaginary]] instances. In the [[reality]] ...[[the imaginary]] father, to which they are inevitably compared, the real father also partially represents for the child the [[category]] of the [[impossibl
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• Desire of the subject
  ...d the paternal function, which he was deprived of by the death of the real father, and that was the origin of the dream. The desire of the dream was to throw ...re or less by the [[anxiety]] that indicates the reappearance of this lost primal enjoyment, that is, the [[lack]] of lack. That is why the [[speaking]] bein
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• Real, Imaginary, and Symbolic father
  ...ns]]," a [[distinction]] between the actual father and the function of the father in its real, [[symbolic]], and [[imaginary]] instances. In the [[reality]] ...incestuous jouissance in the child. Still more broadly conceived, the real father is any [[being]] that, either in reality or by means of its reality, leads
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• Fatherhood
  ...[individual]] and [[social]] identities, and in their respect for the law. Father-hood is the basis of all [[thought]]. ...at the desire of [[Oedipus]] to [[sleep]] with his [[mother]] and kill his father is [[universal]].
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• Rite
  ...f the notion of [[primal]] [[ambivalence]] and its expression toward the [[father]], in <i>[[Totem]] and [[Taboo]]</i> (1912-13a), is the basis for Freud's p ...nial until, by tracing back religious [[feeling]] to the relation with the father as its deepest root, it became possible to point to an analogous [[dynamic]
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• Subject's desire
  ...rnal function]], which he was deprived of by the [[death]] of the [[real]] father, and that was the origin of the dream. The desire of the dream was to throw ...re or less by the [[anxiety]] that indicates the reappearance of this lost primal enjoyment, that is, the [[lack]] of lack. That is why the [[speaking]] bein
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• Reversal Into the Opposite
  ...y occur, such as the hare chasing the hunter, or the dreamer punishing his father. ...a house, and so forth. According to Freud in "The Antithetical Meaning of Primal Words" (1910e), where he invoked the (now-contested) authority of the lingu
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• Primitive horde
  ...ged Darwin's [[theory]]: "The first [[practice]] was that of the jealous [[Father]]: 'no male can touch the females in my camp,' which was accompanied by the ...brothers who had been driven out, came together, killed and devoured their father and so made an end to the patriarchal horde. United, they had the courage t
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• Dead mother complex
  ...ween indifference and [[terror]]. It is frequently the [[case]] that the [[father]] is the object of a precocious investment in an [[Oedipus]] complex that i
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• Primitive
  The term "primitive" (sometimes "primeval" or "[[primal]]") is close to "archaic," but should be distinguished from the latter in t ...gain patriarchal and patrilineal, with a unique God replacing the primal [[father]]. This conception constitutes a [[model]] for viewing collective [[life]]
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• Certainty
  ...on in all of these are "obsolete [[primal]] convictions" associated with a primal inability to differentiate between the ego and the outside world. ...]] (<i>certissima</i> [absolutely certain]) and the [[child]], while the [[father]] is <i>semper incertus</i> (always uncertain). The [[fantasy]] of certaint
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