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Until now, anti-Semitism, a societal prejudice-sickness, has been viewed as being genetically derived from the psychosexual development of males exclusively. There is no direct correspondence between anti-Semitism and female socialization, in which fear of the loss of love takes the place of castration anxiety. Rather, anti-Semitism arises in women because of their adaptation to the ideologies of the world of men.