Alison Moore
Abstract
The story of Marie Bonaparte's clitoris reveals that sexual categories most often imagined today to form part of the most repressive or misogynist discourses of the past were, in fact, in their own...
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The story of Marie Bonaparte's clitoris reveals that sexual categories most often imagined today to form part of the most repressive or misogynist discourses of the past were, in fact, in their own...
Key concepts: Freudian slip, Human sexuality, Psychoanalytic theory, Clitoris, Psychoanalysis, Pleasure, Phallic stage, Sociology