“Abyss Calls out to Abyss”: Oedipal Shame, Invisibility, and Broken Identity1

“Abyss Calls out to Abyss”: Oedipal Shame, Invisibility, and Broken Identity1

The article derives from the experience of a double self or double reality. The abysses are often those of contradictory values and ideals, and with that opposite contents of shame or guilt, or the conflict between the sense of a deep inner hell that often is unspeakable and unnamable and that of a...

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