What Remains of the Civilizing Role of the Oedipus Complex?
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2013.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : Based on experience as in clinical practice, the author, who is both paedopsychiatrist and psychoanalyst, observes that the psychic functioning of some children and adolescents has been altered in our civilisation under the influence of changes having arisen in the family structure, a dissolution of our collective superegoic authorities, the refusal to recognise the inevitability of loss in any human destiny and under pressure from technological factors like the Internet. These changes will be hard to turn back and, in the author’s view, are portents of a considerable deterioration in how our society operates.
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Based on experience as in clinical practice, the author, who is both paedopsychiatrist and psychoanalyst, observes that the psychic functioning of some children and adolescents has been altered in our civilisation under the influence of changes having arisen in the family structure, a dissolution of our collective superegoic authorities, the refusal to recognise the inevitability of loss in any human destiny and under pressure from technological factors like the Internet. These changes will be hard to turn back and, in the author’s view, are portents of a considerable deterioration in how our society operates.
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