Murdered Father, Dead Father

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Exploring the Oedipus complex, this book delves into the evolving concept of paternal function and its significance in psychoanalysis. It investigates the intricate relationship between fathers and sons, highlighting how these dynamics shape psychological development and influence identity. Through a critical lens, it revisits traditional interpretations and offers fresh insights into the complexities of fatherhood and its impact on the psyche.