Reactivation of Oedipal Complex in Adolescence and Self-Destruction: Based on a Movie “The Son”

Hyun Ah Joo; Jee Hyun Ha

doi:10.18529/psychoanal.2026.37.2.11

April 28, 2026PsychoanalysisOpen Access

Reactivation of Oedipal Complex in Adolescence and Self-Destruction: Based on a Movie “The Son”

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This research examines how the Oedipal complex manifests during adolescence and its relationship to self-destructive behaviors.
Film analysis of 'The Son' for psychological themes
Theoretical framework based on Freudian psychoanalysis
Qualitative interpretation of adolescent behaviors in relation to the Oedipal complex.
Identified key scenes illustrating Oedipal themes
Found correlations between Oedipal reactivation and instances of self-destructive behavior in adolescents.
Highlighted the impact of family dynamics on identity formation and psychological conflicts.

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Analysis reveals a link between reactivation of the Oedipal complex and self-destructive behavior in adolescents, highlighting psychological development challenges.

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