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Primal scene

In psychoanalysis, the primal scene (German: Urszene) is the theory of the initial unconscious fantasy of a child of a sex act, between the parents, that organises the psychosexual development of that child.

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Freud's views

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General characteristics

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Kleinian interpretations

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Freud's views

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Primal scene

Nodes26
Edges25
Triples27
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
Components1

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Primal scene

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related to Fantasy or reality? · 14
Primal scene → Bonaparte, Children, Freud, Hans, He, In, Introductory Lectures, It, Little Hans, Marie Bonaparte, On, Sexual Theories, The, Wolf Man
related to Kleinian interpretations · 8
Primal scene → Freud, Freud's, John Steiner, Klein, Kleinians, Melanie Klein's, The, Where Klein
related to General characteristics · 3
Primal scene → Otto Fenichel, The, This
related to Cultural examples · 2
Primal scene → Beethoven, Maynard Solomon

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Primal scenerelated to Cultural examplesMaynard Solomon0.60section
Primal scenerelated to Cultural examplesBeethoven0.60section
Primal scenerelated to Fantasy or reality?Freud0.60section
Primal scenerelated to Fantasy or reality?He0.60section
Primal scenerelated to Fantasy or reality?On0.60section
Primal scenerelated to Fantasy or reality?Sexual Theories0.60section
Primal scenerelated to Fantasy or reality?Children0.60section
Primal scenerelated to Fantasy or reality?In0.60section
Primal scenerelated to Fantasy or reality?Little Hans0.60section
Primal scenerelated to Fantasy or reality?Hans0.60section
Primal scenerelated to Fantasy or reality?The0.60section
Primal scenerelated to Fantasy or reality?Wolf Man0.60section

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