PEP | Article - American Imago. XXXI, 1974: Death, Incest, and the Triple Bond in Later Plays of Shakespeare. R. E. Gajdusek. Pp. 109-158.

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Abstract

According to Gajdusek, the later plays of Shakespeare are concerned with conflicts over regressive longings for symbiotic merger with the mother, often represented by death. The incest taboo is an alarm which alerts man to the danger of loss of ego, selfhood, and consciousness itself.

PEP | Article - American Imago. XXXI, 1974: Death, Incest, and the Triple Bond in Later Plays of Shakespeare. R. E. Gajdusek. Pp. 109-158. - The Psychoanalytic Quarterly