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Volume 3 ®Bibliography 11
Compiler’s Note:
In GUS I briefly
problematised the issue of ‘incest’
in the context of age disparate erotics. Past application of Incest
categories connotes a range of social dichotomies, emic and etic: kin-nonkin
(this definitely is the academically and emically most heterogenous
collection of notions), child-adult, sibling-nonsibling (co-reared
sib-nonco-reared sib), transgression-convention, and so on. The issue an
Sich appears to be triggering an ongoing medicolegal response, as well as
a library of academic reflection, most notably within the confinements of
psychoanalysis (together with hybrid and eclectic roots such as
‘psychohistory’), psychiatry, ethnology, historiography, socio-biology,
Western philosophy. The rise of terminological and thematic collaterals and
components of Incest as a discourse suggests a concurrent reformulation of
the extent and nature of ‘the problem’. The space ‘incest’ is here confined
to a sexological-curricular interpretation, including the
ontogenetics and sociogenetics of age/life phase stratified and mediated
behavioural curricula and trajectories, and in sexualibus. In
adherence to its archaic meaning, ‘incest’ would address age/phase graded
configurations of intrafamilial, pedagogical and alternatively hierarchical
reproductive systems, as is concerned erotic competence or privilege, erotic
affiliation and sexual status. This translates in the following a priori
schematisation: (1) asymmetric curricular incest as either (a)
‘adolescent’ or ‘adult’ paedo- or epheboerotic phenomenon, or (b) upward
eroticism supposedly directed to parents or alternative pedagogical personae
(a conjecture mainly busied in psychodynamic texts and eclectively
(re)interpreted in medicolegal discourse); and (2) symmetric curricular
incest (‘sibling incest’, implying any situational type of sustained
co-rearing and age/phase correspondence).
The eventual
appreciator of the bibliography is requested to keep this entirely ad hoc anatomie
discursive in mind.
Note: this
bibliography may be updated monthly.
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