by Guy Corneau · Editions de l'Homme · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782761908115
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«Père manquant, fils manqué» is the philosophy essay by Guy Corneau, published by Editions de l'Homme in paperback (183 pages, in French).
Guy Corneau analyzes whether absent fathers produce children without role models and explains current male malaise: fear of intimacy, repressed aggression, hero or seducer roles. Corneau also reflects on the loss of initiation rites and on the silence between fathers and sons, and proposes breaking it to heal the inner father figure.
«Père manquant, fils manqué», published in 1989, carries the subtitle «Que sont les hommes devenus?».
For readers interested in male psychology and father-son relationships; it was a reference work for a whole generation of men.
Canadian psychoanalyst and essayist (1951-2017)
