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Why did Freud Abandon his Seduction theory? (1 Viewer)

eyestodiefor

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Anyone who knows anything about sociology or philosophy - I would be more than greatful to hear your thoughts/views/interpretations of the occurence surrounding Freuds abandoning his Seduction Theory.

I want to look at the controversy surrounding him abanonding it and the surrounding circumstances etc so views, any subliminal type interpretations would be awesome.

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Kaitlin
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Maybe he read over his Oedipus and Electra Complex notes?

His theories are so creepy and weird...everything you have ever done is because you have a crush on your parents!
 
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Looked it up online, looks like he dismissed it as insufficient.

Not sure what this has to do with HSC historiography, though. 'Why did so-and-so' is generally not a good MW question unless it's thematically large, eg 'Why the hell did Alexander go to India?'. That's a very well-documented/discussed question and has many historical nuances to it.
 

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fair enough to that its not a good MW question - any other ideas based around philosophy or philosophers? theyre my main interest - history in itself doesnt particularly phase me to be honest.

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Kaitlin
 

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eyestodiefor said:
fair enough to that its not a good MW question - any other ideas based around philosophy or philosophers? theyre my main interest - history in itself doesnt particularly phase me to be honest.

Thanks !

Kaitlin
Could you analyse a historical debate from different schools of thought integrating philisophers as a source?
 

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