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Brian is on page 149 of 239
So, Freud thinks the loss of one's eyes is the fear of castration misplaced. I'm not sure if I can finish this. I'll give it a final push, though.
— Jun 26, 2022 03:12PM
The Unconcept: The Freudian Uncanny in Late-Twentieth-Century Theory (Insinuations Phil Psych Lit)

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— Jun 26, 2022 08:42PM
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— Jun 25, 2022 05:46PM
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Brian is on page 76 of 239
I've read more about castration anxiety than I think I ever will again.
— Jun 23, 2022 06:22PM
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Brian
Brian is on page 47 of 239
This book is really well written, but I am already tired of reading about Freud and castration/surpassing the father/having parents interrupt masturbation/abandonment issues. Everything hard is a penis, and everything uncanny is a vagina or guilt at something you were able to do that your father wasn't.
— Jun 21, 2022 08:08PM
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