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Fantasy and Curiosity (Freud)

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Psychology

 

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December 10, 2014

 

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In "Bluebeard", the topic of curiosity leaves the reader with a sense of fear about fulfilling curiosities. According to Freud, children have many fantasies, and because they are children, they are able to act them out without serious consequences. They can enter the make-believe world when they choose and leave when they choose...
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They make believe as if they are adults, acting out things they could only do as adults (Freud 144, 46). This may include marriage, having children or having their own house. They are simply playing. However, when children grow up, they can no longer act out their fantasies to explore themselves. According to Freud, they then must stop playing and commit their wishes to fantasizing; repressing the desire to experience a type of happiness that one cannot have again (145)...
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