Pseudo Heroines: Inclusion by Exclusion of the Feminine by Laso, Eduardo

“…Jane about women discrimination in the army and their right to be included presents a paradoxical solution: women’s inclusion in the army is accepted only if they choose to resign their feminity and become males. Freudian theory about the army and it´s conformation as an artificial mass can be articulated with Lacan´s sexual scheme from his 20° seminary, so as to notice that the mass conformation is based in a male logic that segregates woman in order to believe in the love of One exception to castration: the Leader…”
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A failed pere-version by Laso, Eduardo

“…By adapting Sophocles´ text from psychoanalytic theory, he makes a film that links the universality of Freudian Oedipus complex with his own experience of passionate love for his mother and parricidal hatred against his father.…”
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Juvenileism and revolution in America, debates between Gregorio Bermann and Héctor Agosti by Padro Acosta, Laura

“…Specially regarding those disputes with freudian psychoanalysis and with latinoamerican´s university reform tradition, borned in 1918. …”
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Love in the time of Disney princesses by Beloso, Lorena, Fullana, Marisol

“…The “Wonderful Disney World”, from its Princesses, proposes female stereotypes as possible answers to the Freudian question about what a woman wants. From the first appearance to the present, these princesses were modifying their positions and countenance, according to the discourse of the prevailing master. …”
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Praising the mother by Goya, Amanda

“…As the author puts it, woman and mother can coexist in different proportions in each woman or present themselves as excluding, both in the Freudian times and nowadays. Are we in front of a new symptom of the declination of father function? …”
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The eye of the camera and the rhetoric of the image by Bonnet, Christian

“…Next, the themes of memory and recollection in their Freudian aspects are classically considered; as well as the links and distances between Freud, cinema and psychoanalysis. …”
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Traumatic flights, imaginary parents and neurotic bourgeoisie by Conrod, Frédéric

“…Only the fact that Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar would want to produce the work of his young Argentinian counterpart says a lot about the necessity to utilize cinema as a chock therapy where the audience confronts its own wild and primitive nature (The Freudian Id), hidden in its deep interior through centuries of accumulated repression. …”
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