Women’s Sexual Development 1980
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4684-3656-3_5
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Some Suggested Revisions Concerning Early Female Development

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“…They have noted that penis envy and the early castration complex develop in girls during the second half of the second year. This takes place at a dme of emerging symbolization (Galenson and Roiphe, 1976). The authors believe:…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…They have noted that penis envy and the early castration complex develop in girls during the second half of the second year. This takes place at a dme of emerging symbolization (Galenson and Roiphe, 1976). The authors believe:…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Observation of children's behavior demonstrated more of the context in which little girls become aware of their vaginas, and, when given the opportunity, explore them as a source of pleasure and comfort (Barnett, 1966;Galenson and Roiphe, 1976). As girls mature to adolescence they rediscover their vaginas, again occurring in the context of a significant relationships, especially with their mothers (Shopper, 1979).…”
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confidence: 95%
“…The presence of genital sensations throughout infancy and childhood is also basic to our new understanding (Barnett, 1966;Galenson & Roiphe, 1976). We can no longer maintain Freud's view (1931) that the girl experiences no inner genital sensations prior to puberty: that she is aware only of her clitoris, a view on which our former understanding of femininity had been based.…”
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