Eidpus Complex: Freud's most controversial theory and different levels of sex

Eidpus Complex: Freud's most controversial theory and different levels of sex
13 March 2018
Health
By Anindeta Chowdhury
Sigmund Freud presented the theory in 1899 in the Interpretation of Dreams. However, in 1910 it was called 'Eidipus Complex'. It is called its most controversial theory. Because this theory has been related to sex with the most pure relationship, and nobody will consciously accept this theory and will not want to dispute yourself and your own desires. So this theory is controversial.
According to this theorist, the first desirable woman of the boy is his father and the first year of his father is his father. In reality, its effect is always seen. The boys look for the characteristics of the mother in the lover and the girls are looking for the man in his dream to be like his father. There are exceptions, only the general view here is being talked about. Because of this, Freud says that the first sexual attraction comes to parents and the child hides it because of its illegal and unacceptable social and family views. Keeping this hidden is a humiliation of lust and a humiliated desire, which helps him in the next life to have a quick desire to get someone like a father or a mother.

And humiliated desire, which helps him in the next life as a father or a mother to risk a deliberate desire for someone.
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Some mental and emotional complications are responsible for the past. Eidepas complex also has some specific reasons. Children around the age of five years face the Eidpus complex. From this there is a love for his mother and a kind of jealousy to father. Because then he thought of his father as his mother's lover and his opponent. In order to get all the love of the mother, a competition in her mind also becomes heady. Another name associated with this complexity is electrocuted, the Electra Complex. When this happens in the case of a girl (to her father), Freud said it 'Electra Complex'. According to Freud, this is the natural psychology. He started this theory in his childhood by investigating the relationship with his parents, so it may seem one-sided. But it can not be completely denied, because he has published several reasonable grounds.
This matter occurs unconsciously at the age of 3-6 years and this step is called 'Falic stage' according to the concept of Freud's psycho-sexual orientation. At this time the child learns to understand that he is a boy or girl. After understanding the physical difference between men and women, they are the closest men and women to whom they see, that is their parents. And that is why this attraction arises. In this case, if there is someone living with someone other than a parent, then Freud's theory does not clearly say anything about what might happen.
Usually this step ends, when the child gets a fair knowledge of sexual mood and can understand and accept sexual intercourse between his parents. It ended in childhood and ended in adolescence. But it will not always end. Occasionally, this complexity does not end with time, and the person accustomed himself to this. That is, the feeling of sexual attraction and repression - both of them became the subject of daily life. This is the final form of complexity, and this intensifies the desire to have sex with parents and later there is complexity in choosing companion. Besides, if the problem is not overcome, then the boy is very vulnerable and the girl becomes overly self-reliant. This behavior evolved from the feeling of untiring.

Freud identified this symptom as a symptom of anger when the child saw the parents at different times, seeing anger in it and attempts to bring attention to themselves. In the case of girls, it can be seen that they get married to their father. In this case, the girl is always following her mother's behavior and wants to behave like a son. The attraction of the opposite sex makes it an example to simultaneously make the child competing in equal propaganda.
Freud feels most responsible for the transition from the complexity of parents and parents. According to him, it is important to first get out of the Eidipus Complex of the parent to come out of the child's Eidpus Complex.
The effect of Greek mythology in the nomenclature
This complexion has been named from a story of Greek mythology. King of Thebes was the king of Eidipas. Her father, Liais and Mother Jocosta, Before the birth of Eidipas, his parents went to Delphi Peeththa to know that they would have no children at all. Then there is a prediction that the children born in their union will be the cause of their death.
Then Eedipas was born. But on death, his father ordered the servants that the child's feet were pierced and from there his name was 'Eidpus'. It means 'swiftness'. Then Jocosta gave to the shepherds Eeppus and said that he was taken to the mountain. But the role of the shepherds is for the child. They did not obey the command of the queen and thus went from one person to another to Eidpus, reaching King Polibus and Queen Merope of Corinth State. They were also childless and the joy of receiving the baby was not the end of their happiness. They began to grow him thinking of his own child.
This year was cut off in years. After growing up, Eidpus found out that he was not his real parent. Eeppus went to learn more about that in Delphi. There, through divine revelation he was told that he would kill his father and marry his mother. Eidpus misunderstood. He understood the parents of King Polibus and Queen Merop, here. To avoid the prophecies, he decided that he would not be going back to Corinth. Instead, he traveled on the way to Thebes. On the way, he met with his real father, King Lyas. Lyasis was cruising. Eidepas bargained with his head. The end of the fight is the killing of Roth Sarathi and Lyas. And without the knowledge of itself, Eidipas fulfilled half of the prophecy.

The story appears at this stage in Sphinx. It is one of the most familiar monsters in Greek mythology. Half of his human body and the other half lion Not only that, he had eagle wings and snake tail. That is, epeas in front of the strange strange monster. Sphinx used to ask everyone a question and most of them could not answer, so they had to be victims of swelling of the sphinx.
The same question he did to Eidipas - which animals that are four in the morning, at two feet in the afternoon, and at the end of the day walk threepay? Eidpus gave the right answer to many thought. The answer was - people
In a child's condition, people crawl, which is a walk on foot; After growing up, people walk around in the twilight and walk through the sticks, which is a three-way walk!
Unable to bear the burden of his failure, Sfingx immediately jumped from the hills and died. Then reach the Eidpus in Thebes's court. There Jocostar's brothers invited him very much and said that the killer of the Sphinx would be king of Thebes and he would marry Jocasta. Eidipas also accepted that and Delphi's prediction is true. Unable to recognize her mother, she got married and her four children were born.
A few years later the Thebes epidemic came down and King Eedipus Jocastar's brother Kreon sent Delphi to bring the solution. There he came to know that the epidemic was triggered by not giving punishment to the killer of King Lyasse. Knowing this, Eedipas began to curse the killer of Lyas. Delixe's predecessor Tresius asked repeatedly to know the name of the killer of Lyas. Then Trescias was forced to say that Eidipus is the killer. And he also said that Eidipas does not know who his true parents This caused a heated argument between Kreon and Eidipas, and Jocosta came and told his son's sacrifice.

Meanwhile, Corridor reports that King Polibus died. Obviously, Eidipas gets some relief because he thinks that his father's death was not at least in his hands! He did not want to go to Corinath to lie even half of the prophecy, so that he could avoid the Queen Merop. But it also told the messenger Eidpus that he was not the real child of Poliza and Merope.
In this, everyone understands everything and the Queen Jocasta does not tolerate this scandal of the law and commits suicide. Eidpas also turned his eyes on Queen's brunch pin and left Thebes with his daughter Antigon.

With this irony of Eidipus and his parents, Sophocles wrote 439 BC his famous play 'Eidpus Rex'. Eidpus Complex is also borrowed from this play of Greek mythology. At the end of the nineteenth century when Freud was working on this theory, the stage was shaking across Europe. It was a coincidence that this complexity was named after a lot. The popularity of the drama across more than 25 countries forced Freud to think that the Westernized Depression Eidepus Complex is the reason for this. He believed that most adults considered their own experience while watching the play.
The Eidpus complex supports the primacy of sexual orientation and sex, and according to Freud, it is quite normal. Although there is a lot of debate about the theory of the Eidpus complex in general society, there is a taboo and Freud theory.