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The Construction of the " Castrated Woman " in Psychoanalysis and Cinema by Susan Lurie When a discourse appeals ... fantasy that they will suffer castration at the hands of their rival fathers as retaliation for their oedipal desires .
The Construction of the " Castrated Woman " in Psychoanalysis and Cinema by Susan Lurie When a discourse appeals ... fantasy that they will suffer castration at the hands of their rival fathers as retaliation for their oedipal desires .
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With Lacan , as with Freud , the sight of the castrated woman prepares the male for a promising future ; he takes his ... the very discoveries psychoanalysis makes of castration fear in males , of its connection to the sight of woman ...
With Lacan , as with Freud , the sight of the castrated woman prepares the male for a promising future ; he takes his ... the very discoveries psychoanalysis makes of castration fear in males , of its connection to the sight of woman ...
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Accordingly , the cinematic construction of the castrated woman often involves the exorcism of the mother ( and especially ... the literal inscription of " castration " on the female image with wounds , mutilation , and even killing .
Accordingly , the cinematic construction of the castrated woman often involves the exorcism of the mother ( and especially ... the literal inscription of " castration " on the female image with wounds , mutilation , and even killing .
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BERKELEY JOURNAL FOR THEORETICAL STUDIES IN MEDIA AND CULTURE | 7 |
The Order of Cinematographic Discourse | 39 |
Jürgen Habermas and | 59 |
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