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The “father of personal prehistory” serves as the earliest and most enduring representation of God. This sexually undifferentiated “father” is identified by Freud as “both parents” and the flow of feeling between them. Kristeva elaborates to say that the first “father” creates the foundation for the infant's sexual differentiation, that is, a primary narcissistic screen. When parental flow of feeling...
Sigmund Freud's construct of the father of personal prehistory (1961), provides the foundation for the argument that our earliest and most enduring representations of God emerge in infancy during a process Freud calls “primary identification,” that is an identification with this first “father,” whom Freud says is actually both parents and the flow of feeling between them. Erik Erikson's work on infants' earliest experiences provides support for this argument if it does not anticipate it....
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