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“The Sexual Aberrations”—Where Do We Stand Today?

The Three Essays AND THE MEANING OF THE INFANTILE SEXUAL IN PSYCHOANALYSIS

Dominique Scarfone Training and Supervising Analyst of the Canadian Psychoanalytic Institute, Montréal French Branch, and a professor in the Department of Psychology, Université de Montréal.
Pages 327-344 | Published online: 20 Sep 2017
 
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Abstract

Freud’s Three Essays on Sexual Theory (1905a) are still today highly significant because of their novel way of considering the human sexual dimension. The author intends to show that a close reading of the Essays, combined with the reintroduction of the seduction theory by Jean Laplanche, provides a specific and foundational sexual theory for psychoanalysis.

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