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Imagine: John Lennon's Life in Freudian Theory by Mary J Krenz
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his is a discussion about the relation between John Lennon’s early childhood and his development as a man as explained in Freudian theory.
On the 9th of October, 1940, the world received John Winston Lennon, artist and a musical genius. He was born in Liverpool, England, to Julia and Freddie Lennon with the tune of air raid sirens sounding in the background. There is a touch of irony in the fact that John Lennon, a pacifist, was born during the land mine raids that were happening in England at that time. The first five years of John’s life were turbulent and traumatic. His father, a sailor, was away at sea much of the time, while his mother, leaving John alone, spent many evenings drinking at assorted pubs. Some evening, John would awaken to find himself alone in a dark
, and he would scream and cry loud enough to cause the neighbors to investigate. When Julia tired of having John around, she passed him off from relative to relative, finally settling on her older sister, Mimi, as John’s substitute mother.
