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CROMBERG, Renata Udler. The ways of oedipus in sexual diversity. Trivium [online]. 2016, vol.8, n.2, pp.143-155. ISSN 2176-4891.  https://doi.org/10.18379/2176-4891.2016v2p.156.

The complex of Oedipus invented by Freud is paradoxically made from several twists and turns to the theatrical tragedy of Sophocles, which Freud never fully reckoned in his writing, although he made it an essential principle of psychoanalysis. This text problematizes the centrality that will assume the concept of complex of Oedipus in the last part of the Freudian work. The psychoanalytic reflection on the phenomenology of current sexual diversity and its multiple genres, its juridical, social and cultural insertion and transgender violence can be enriched by the conception of the role of the feminine origin of sexuality as the works of the psychoanalysts Jacques André and Robert Stoller. Overcoming the omnipotence of the original masochism enunciates the very ethics of psychoanalysis as an arduous overcoming of the binomial submission / domination, cause of suffering.

Palabras clave : OEDIPUS COMPLEX; SEXUALITY; SEXUAL DIVERSIT.

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