Father

Separations and divorce are very difficult for everyone in the family and often have a traumatic effect. However, this effect may become relatively mild for parents from time to time by combining with different factors. anger…

Divorce potentially brings with it a series of changes that will seriously affect the development of children, and in this sense, it is defined as a trauma for the child. This trauma is experienced as a kind of loss-mourning reaction. The child may feel that he has left home or lost his parent with whom he cannot live. A new anxiety brought about by this feeling and thought is the fear that he will lose his other parent. These dynamics may lead to different psychological reactions in children and adolescents according to different ages. On the other hand, a child who grows up in an uneasy environment with serious disagreements and fights may also be exposed to traumatic effects.

This text is based on Talat Parman’s “Fathers, Intimate Strangers” (pp. 79-84). In Parman’s article; The idea that it is the mother who determines the father has been criticized. This text was created with the view that the man also has a role in being a father, and the function of the father in the text is focused on being the other. The tribal example in Freud’s Totem and Taboo, and then the psychoanalyst Florence Guignard’s views on the father’s function, is examined in the text whether paternity comes only from the mother.

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