Maternal destructiveness as an aspect
of the history of human development (the filicide
complex).

Mordas, E. S. (2011). Maternal destructiveness as an aspect of the history of human development (the filicide complex). Psychology and Psychotechnics, 2, 38–49. https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=57979

Mordas, E. S. Maternal destructiveness as an aspect of the history of human development (the filicide complex).

Abstract: The article reveals the issues of maternal destructiveness: the destruction is based on infantile and unsolved tragedy of children’s and parents’ relationships, the feeling of helplessness and dependence, impossibility to overcome the ‘bad’ object and inability to accept and cope with growing destructive impulses.

Keywords:

psychology, maternal destructiveness, pregnancy, labour, death, female identity, maternal imago, deprivation, dependence, fear

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