Translation for 'Oedipal' from English to Dutch

Oedipal

oedipaal {adj}psych.

• The book's celebration of the pre-oedipal has also been seen as sketching a strategy for survival under the capitalism of late modernity.
• Benjamin's second book, "Like Subjects, Love Objects: Essays on Recognition and Sexual Difference" (1995) further developed the psychoanalytic theory of intersubjectivity, revising Freud's oedipal theory to include both genders' need to integrate independence and connection.
• Thereby, she increased the treatment possibilities of the more disturbed pre-oedipal patients.
• Nevertheless his view of regression in the service of the ego could be readily extended into a quasi-Romantic image of the creative process, in which 'it is only in the fiery storm of a profound regression, in the course of which the personality undergoes both dissolution of structure and reorganization, that the genius becomes capable of wresting himself from the traditional pattern that he had been forced to integrate through the identifications necessitated and enforced by the oedipal constellation'.
• Suboptimal frustrations, and maladaptations following them, may be compared to Freud's trauma concept, or to problem solution in the oedipal phase.

• This concept of the prooedipal “bad” mother was a new development in contrast to Freud’s oedipal mother and paved the way for the theories of Melanie Klein.
• Basing his analysis on the above two accounts, Abraham Eraly, the author of "The Last Spring: The Lives and Times of the Great Mughals", wrote there "seems to have been an oedipal conflict between Akbar and Salim".
• Marjorie insists that Harold refer to her as "mum", giving more than a little oedipal slant to their lustful antics.
• Finally the artists declare the need to "revolt against nature and dissolving the oedipal complex in order to liberate love".
• Lombardo of "Diario de Sevilla" rated the film 3 out of 5 stars, assessing the film to be an oedipal situational comedy with the "haute cuisine" as a parodical backdrop and an estupendous Karra Elejalde as the main show.

• The paranoid-schizoid and depressive positions occur in the pre-oedipal, oral phase of development.
• Whereas Freud had laid stress on Oedipus’s filial violence against his father, George Devereux in 1953 introduced the term 'Laius complex' to cover the corresponding feelings on the part of the father – what he called the "'counter-oedipal' (Laius) complex".
• He also considered that some forms of regression were of benefit to the artist in enabling them to break out of “the traditional pattern that he has been forced to integrate through the identifications necessitated and enforced by the oedipal constellation”.
• The film is a stark drama that portraits an oedipal relationship and its dire consequences.
• Yet whereas from a Kleinian standpoint, his repudiation of the concepts of envy and the death drive were a resistant retreat from the harsh realities she had found in infant life, he has also been accused of being too close to Klein, of sharing in her regressive shift of focus away from the Oedipus complex to the pre-oedipal.

• The mulatto, as he is called repeatedly throughout the story in place of his given name, is denied the oedipal knowledge of his identity that would prevent a tragic end.
• Michel Bernard, notes that the protagonist displays all the signs of oedipal trauma: "The questions that assail him reveal a murderous wish directed toward his father; at the same time, they disclose his fear of being punished by his father and, thus, his secret love for his mother".
• In Janice Hayes's reading of "Much Ado About Nothing", Claudio regards Don Pedro as a father figure; Claudio is thus afraid of engaging in "oedipal competition" with him over Hero.