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Castration anxiety is an overwhelming fear of damage to, or loss of, the penis—a derivative of Sigmund Freud's theory of the castration complex, one of his earliest psychoanalytic theories. The term refers to the fear of emasculation in both a literal and metaphorical sense.
27 déc. 2016 · Castration anxiety is a boy's fear of losing or damaging his genitals as punishment for incestuous wishes and murderous fantasies. The concept has evolved to include fear of loss of self-esteem and sense of masculinity or femininity, and may be influenced by traumatic reality experiences.
- graeme.taylor@utoronto.ca
Pour comprendre le rôle de l’angoisse de castration dans les névroses, il nous faut examiner la signification de cette émotion, non seulement dans la vie de l’enfant plus âgé, de l’adolescent et de l’adulte mais aussi, et tout particulièrement, lors de la prime enfance, dans la situation œdipienne où elle fut pour la première ...
- Heinz Kohut
- 1991
14 févr. 2024 · Learn what castration anxiety is, how it relates to the Oedipus complex and the phallic stage, and how it can be resolved. This article also explores the criticisms and controversies of this psychoanalytic concept.
19 janv. 2018 · Castration anxiety is a contentious issue for contemporary psychoanalysis and necessarily occupies a central position in the theory that Freud developed, at the crossroad between the individual and his desires, the individual and his sexuality, and the individual and civilization.
- Anna Migliozzi
- 2018
L’auteur propose d’appréhender la castration, pivot de la processualité psychique, en tant qu’opérateur processuel. Par là-même, la castration sort de son exclusive binaire, elle quitte la dualité de l’avoir ou pas pour s’appréhender dans toute sa polymorphie et advenir en tant qu’opérateur psychique engageant ainsi le multiple.
7 août 2018 · Castration anxiety is an unconscious fear of losing one's genitals that occurs in childhood. Learn how Freud and Lacan explained it in boys and girls, and how it relates to the Oedipus complex.
