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In this short paper Róheim presents material rebutting the opinion expressed in a recent article in the Psychoanalytic Quarterly (Johnson, Vol. 20) that anthropology offers little if any support to the view that if infants and children are reared in a culture permitting uninhibited sexual activity they do not develop an oedipus complex.