MATRICIDAL VOLITION AND SELF-SHAPING UNDER THE BONDAGE OF KINDSHIP ETHICS –ON JEAN’S ORESTES COMPLEX IN VIPER IN THE FIST – GAO Yonggang, FENG Di, DONG Yiran, LI Yue

• Author(s): Yonggang Gao, Di Feng, Yiran Dong, Yue Li
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.62635/zstn-ee67
• Language: English
• Subject(s): History, Philosophy, Cultural history, Non-European Philosophy, East Asian Philosophy
• Issue: 1/7/2022
• Page Range: 388-399
• No. of Pages: 12
• Keywords: Orestes complex; Viper in the Fist; Matricidal volition; Self-shaping
• Summary/Abstract: As the “negative Oedipus Complex”, the Orestes Complex is little known. Orestes’s matricide is not only the opposition of Oedipus’s mother fixation, but also reflects the reflection and transcendence of Oedipus complex. On the basis of tracing the origin of Orestes Complex, this paper takes the autobiographical novel Viper in the Fist by French writer Hervé Bazin as an example to demonstrate As the “negative Oedipus Complex”, the Orestes Complex is little known. Orestes’s matricide is not only the opposition of Oedipus’s mother fixation, but also reflects the reflection and transcendence of Oedipus complex. On the basis of tracing the origin of Orestes Complex, this paper takes the autobiographical novel Viper in the Fist by French writer Hervé Bazin as an example to demonstrate
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