PEP | Article - Psychoanalytic Review. LX, 1973: Infantile Fantasies in Shakespearean Metaphor: II. Scopophilia and Fears of Ocular Rape and Castration. Alan B. Rothenberg. Pp. 533-556.

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Abstract

The author pursues his interest in Shakespeare's metaphor. In this paper, he discusses Shakespeare's imagery relating to exhibitionism, scopophilia, and the primal scene and demonstrates through many examples the transformations of the aggressive, sexual, and guilty aspects of the visual in Shakespeare.

PEP | Article - Psychoanalytic Review. LX, 1973: Infantile Fantasies in Shakespearean Metaphor: II. Scopophilia and Fears of Ocular Rape and Castration. Alan B. Rothenberg. Pp. 533-556. - The Psychoanalytic Quarterly