Mito.

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“The Oedipus complex is certainly a patriarchal myth and, though he never said so, the importance of this fact was doubtless behind Freud’s repudiation of a parallel myth for women – so called Electra complex. Freud always opposed any idea of symmetry in the cultural ‘making’ of men and women. A myth for women would have to bear most dominantly the marks of the Oedipus complex because it is a man’s world into which a woman enters: complementarity or parallelism are out of the question.”

 

Juliet Mitchell, Psychoanalysis and Feminism, 1975.

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“Il suffit qu’on regarde la méduse en face pour la voir: et elle n’est pas mortelle. Elle est belle et elle rit”.

Hélène Cixous, Le rire de la Méduse, 1975.

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“How far do we have to go back to get to the beginning of this adventure, this disappeared history? Perhaps to where the future could still be imagined. […] Nothing can came of nothing. Nature does not know extinction. All it knows is transformation. […] New life forms. Forms of life struggling to be born. Eternal return of the nascent estate. […] A language, well a type of language from the very depths of cellular life”.

Silvia Maglioni, Graeme Thompson, In Search of UIQ, 2013.

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