ABSTRACT

This paper discusses the father absence and/or misattachment with depleting effects psychologically, personally and collectively on the daughter. The concept unfolds through a series of a woman’s dreams along with the poetry and dreams of Sylvia Plath, an American poetess from the mid-twentieth century. The perspective of Jungian analytical psychology is complimented by that of French psychoanalyst Andre Green. The cross-currents of these thinkers bring forth the interweaving of poetry and analytical psychology. Both examine the lack of attention to the detrimental effects of absent fathers and how this contributes to the well-being and creative expression of daughters – or not.

摘要

本文讨论了父亲缺席和/或不依恋对女儿的心理、个人和集体影响。这个概念通过一系列女人的梦想以及二十世纪中叶美国女诗人西尔维娅·普拉斯的诗歌和梦想展开。荣格分析心理学的观点得到了法国精神分析师安德烈·格林的称赞。这些思想家的交叉流带来了诗歌和分析心理学的交织。两者都研究了对父亲缺席的不利影响的缺乏关注，以及这如何促进女儿的幸福和创造性表达——与否。