Catulle et l'inceste. Approches psychanalytique et anthropologique

Catulle et l'inceste. Approches psychanalytique et anthropologique

Thirty years after H. D. Rankin’s “Catullus and Incest”, Eranos, 74, 1976, the author investigates afresh how Catullus dealt with incest: through a theoretical view in a mythological poem, c. 64, and by charges of incest brought against coeval characters. This paper...

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Main Author: Philippe Moreau
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: Presses universitaires de Caen 2002-12-01
Series:Kentron
Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/kentron/1969
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description Thirty years after H. D. Rankin’s “Catullus and Incest”, Eranos, 74, 1976, the author investigates afresh how Catullus dealt with incest: through a theoretical view in a mythological poem, c. 64, and by charges of incest brought against coeval characters. This paper examines these texts with regard to Roman categories (kinship types: cognatio, descent or collateral lines, adfinitas; fas; importance attached to the matter) and reviews previous interpretations: the psychoanalytical approach (c. 72) and gender studies (c. 63). He finally offers a new anthropological explanation of c. 88, based on F. Héritier’s theory of “second type incest”.
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