Women's Whant and its Symbolic Language: Analysis of Cognitive Model

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Women's Whant and its Symbolic Language: Analysis of Cognitive Model

The Korean Journal of Woman Psychology / The Korean Journal of Woman Psychology, (P)1229-0726;

2005, v.10 no.1, pp.81-94

(2005). Women's Whant and its Symbolic Language: Analysis of Cognitive Model. The Korean Journal of Woman Psychology, 10(1), 81-94.

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Abstract

All humans have its Want. Women also have its Want: They are the opportuniy and resource for life, namely 2W. Oedipus and Electra who are the Greek tragic Selvs who struggled for its achievement for the 2W. Curvelinear rather Linear Model for the Self development is suggested. The women in the 21C may not follow the Electra Curve, but what is concluded is that women must earn its 2W with its own labour and merits, and not by the aid from any other-oriented figures.

keywords: 여성의 원함의 수학적 곡선, Mathematical curve of Women's Want, Mathematical curve of Women's Want

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