A Research of the Special Relationship Between Families Based on Freudian Psychoanalysis
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to explore the reasons for the emergence of a special bond between members of the opposite sex in the family - father-daughter love - and the changes in the behaviors and attitudes of the bearers of the bond because of societal views on the bond. This paper adopted the research method of reading relevant literature and books as well as watching relevant classic movie and television productions to consider and explore society's attitude towards father-daughter love and the impact of this emotion on family relationships. The results of the study show that the emergence of this emotion is not conducive to the stability of family relationships and can lead to the distortion of the child's view of love and cause depression within the wife. Although it’s unusual for such marvelous emotion to be existed, it deserves a deeper study in the context of multiple social and character relationships.
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