How can a reader justify oedipal complex in the character of Jim in Virgina's novel "To the light house"?
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I'm not sure what you mean by "justify"; that isn't really the reader's job. It is certain that Woolf depicts the Oedipus complex in James, who adores his mother and fantasises about killing his father just as Freud described. There is an article analysing To the Lighthouse from a psychological point of view, which might be helpful.
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