Fatherhood and Subjectivity

Philosophy and Theology 3 (3):253-264 (1989)
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This essay offers a philosophical analysis of the role of the father-figure in the family. I argue that a Cartesian approach to this question is useless, and that Hegel, while he offers the beginning of an adequate analysis, falls short of the multiple-function model which an adequate analysis requires.

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Wilfried Ver Eecke
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