Fact and fantasy in the history of Freud's views on incest and seduction.
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Summary
It is argued that Freud's motives for downplaying the etiologic role of seduction in the neuroses were complex, did not involve cowardice, and need to be understood both in terms of internal developments in Freud's thinking as well as in Terms of relevant external factors.
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- 1994-09-01
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Keywords
Fantasy, Psychoanalysis, Cowardice, Psychoanalytic theory, Psychology
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