In psychoanalytic theory, aphanisis (/əˈfænɪsɪs/; from the Greek ἀφάνισις aphanisis, "disappearance") is the disappearance of sexual desire. The etymology...

stifle the capacity for independent thought among all those around him. Aphanisis Four discourses Freudo-Marxism Male gaze Name of the Father Screen theory...

reformulation of the castration complex, Jones introduced the concept of "aphanisis" to refer to the fear of "the permanent extinction of the capacity (including...

eroticism Anal expulsiveness Anal retentiveness Anticathexis Antinarcissism Aphanisis Basic hostility Body cathexis Cassandra (metaphor) Catharsis Cathexis...

the subject is always split simply by virtue of coming into existence (aphanisis). A second wave of psychoanalytic film criticism associated with Jacqueline...

cycle Anthropophilia in animals Anti-pornography movement Antisexualism Aphanisis Aphrodisiac Apotemnophilia Aquaphilia (fetish) Armpit fetishism Arse Elektronika...

in the wake of the deconstruction of the unified self - the fading or aphanisis of the subject that psychology is traditionally supposed to investigate...

plot, conflict, closure. The real subject (as id) is repressed (via aphanisis) by the imaginary-signified ego's ideologizing overtop of the real instincts...

Antipsychotic Anti-social behavior Anxiety disorder Anxiety Anxiogenic Apathy Aphanisis Aphasia Apoplexy Apperception Applied behavior analysis Applied psychology...