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...nts, fantasized as continuous, is also the basis of the "combined-parent [[figure]]." See also: [[Action]]-(re)presentation; [[Archaic mother]]; Combined parent figure; [[Construction]]/reconstruction; [[Dead]] mother [[complex]]; [[Deferred a

...her in permanent intercourse; they merge to [[form]] the combined parent [[figure]], and torment and destroy one [[another]] in the act of copulation. The combined parent figure is one of the most terrifying fantasies of [[childhood]].

Combined parent [[figure]]

...lso: Aggressiveness/aggression; Catastrophic [[change]]; Combined parent [[figure]]; Criminology and [[psychoanalysis]]; Cruelty; [[Envy]] and Gratitude; [[F

...s achieved, not given. For Freud this matching is accomplished through the combined workings of the [[Oedipus complex]] and the [[castration]] complex. Freud s ...the same sex will come to [[figure]] as a rival in its affections for the parent of the opposite sex.

...e of the past and traditions. In his view, the figure of Destiny, the last figure in a series that begins with the parents, can come to be integrated with th ...d in the work of Melanie Klein. Besides the classic imagos, she described "combined parental imagos" that provoke the most terrible states of anxiety. She link

...ay appear, ultimately conceal and express a [[demand]], addressed at the [[figure]] of [[authority]], to set a firm [[limit]], to draw a line which means &qu ...for are not deeper textual analyses, but the way discursive practices are combined with practices of power and domination. <br />

...The reply to this critical point is a double no. First, Kant's antinomies combined with Lacan's formulas of sexuation do provide the basic formal structure of ...r arrives at the moment when he can say "OK, now I fully understand it, my parent were having sex, I no longer need a fantasy!" – THIS is, among other thin

...deeper textual analyses, but analyses of the way discursive practices are combined with practices of power and domination. But does this rejection of Derrida ...ming that this was a "police" question, "who are you to say that"―but he combined this reply with the opposite claim that genealogical history is an "ontolog