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==father (pËre)==
The real father plays a crucial role in the Oedipus complex; it is he who intervenes in the third 'time' of the Oedipus complex as the one who castrates the child (see [[castration complex]]). This intervention saves the child from the preceding anxiety; without it, the child requires a phobic object as a symbolic substitute for the absent real father. The intervention of the real father as agent of castration is not simply equivalent to his physical presence in the family. As the case of Little Hans indicates,<ref>Freud, 1909b</ref> the real father may be physically present and yet fail to intervene as agent of castration.<ref>S4, 212, 221</ref> Conversely, the intervention of the real father may well be felt by the child even when the father is physically absent.
== [[Kid A In Alphabet Land]] ==
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'''Kid A In Alphabet Land Fumigates Another Furious Foe - The Ferocious Father!'''
Is That Your Penis Or Your Anus? It's Your Phallus, 'Cause You're A Phallacy, You Philanderer! You Were Always Such A Mother-Fucker, But You Know That, Don't You? Dad, You're Dead!
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