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The sister complex is captured in the scheme of a brother who has "love feelings for sisters" and "exclusive desire to own".<ref>''用例でわかる　カタカナ新語辞典　第3版''学研辞典編集部, [[Gakken]],July 2011,p. 256 {{ISBN|978-4053032645}}</ref><ref>{{Cite book |last=Yokota|first=Masao|year=2016|title=教養のトリセツ 心理学|publisher=[[Nihon Bungeisha]] |page=123|isbn=9784537261448}}</ref> For men in the sister complex, older sisters and younger sisters can become idealized images, combined with sexual aspirations, and can have more influence on their lives than their parents. For example, choosing a lover or spouse who has something in common or similar to his sister.<ref>''きょうだいコンプレックス'' Takashi Okada, [[Gentosha]],September 2015,pp. 173-174 {{ISBN|978-4344983915}}</ref> On the other hand, it may also be used for the same sex (women who are obsessed with sisters). In this case, it is often seen relatively positively as "a woman who longs for her older sister" and "a woman who loves her younger sister".
The sister complex is captured in the scheme of a brother who has "love feelings for sisters" and "exclusive desire to own".<ref>''用例でわかる　カタカナ新語辞典　第3版''学研辞典編集部, [[Gakken]],July 2011,p. 256 {{ISBN|978-4053032645}}</ref><ref>{{Cite book |last=Yokota|first=Masao|year=2016|title=教養のトリセツ 心理学|publisher=[[Nihon Bungeisha]] |page=123|isbn=9784537261448}}</ref> For men in the sister complex, older sisters and younger sisters can become idealized images, combined with sexual aspirations, and can have more influence on their lives than their parents. For example, choosing a lover or spouse who has something in common or similar to his sister.<ref>''きょうだいコンプレックス'' Takashi Okada, [[Gentosha]],September 2015,pp. 173-174 {{ISBN|978-4344983915}}</ref> On the other hand, it may also be used for the same sex (women who are obsessed with sisters). In this case, it is often seen relatively positively as "a woman who longs for her older sister" and "a woman who loves her younger sister".


[[Nobuhiko Obayashi]] described Tezuka as a sister complex type author, citing an episode in which [[Osamu Tezuka]] said, "No one was as erotic as my sister sitting next to me and drawing manga." According to Obayashi, sister complex type authors are characterized by the fact that they do not grow roots in the ground, but continue to search for their lost "sister" while jumping out of the earth and going to space or into the future. In addition, has the characteristic of giving up sex and realizing that he can only love his sister. According to him, sister complex type authors include [[Akira Kurosawa]], [[Howard Hawks]], and Obayashi himself.<ref>{{Cite book |author=[[Nobuhiko Obayashi]] |year=2008|title=ぼくの映画人生|publisher=[[Jitsugyo no Nihon Sha]] |page=118|isbn=9784408420110}}</ref><ref>{{Cite book |author=Nobuhiko Obayashi |year=2015 |title=大林宣彦の体験的仕事論 |publisher=PHP Institute |pages=246–248|isbn=9784569825939}}</ref> [[Yoshihiro Yonezawa]] cites the sister complex as one of the characteristics of Osamu Tezuka.<ref>{{Cite book |author=[[Yoshihiro Yonezawa]]|year=2007|title=手塚治虫マンガ論|publisher=[[Kawade Shobō Shinsha]] |page=299|isbn=9784309269597}}</ref> [[Shotaro Ishinomori]] states that he is a sister complex.<ref>{{Cite book |author=[[Shotaro Ishinomori]]|year=1998|title=絆 不肖の息子から不肖の息子たちへ|publisher=[[NTT Publishing]] |page=89|isbn=9784757150089}}</ref><ref>{{Cite book |year=1989|title=漫画超進化論|publisher=[[Kawade Shobō Shinsha]] |page=76|isbn=9784309711751}}</ref> Naohiro Fumoto quoted the poetries of [[Ono no Takamura]] and [[Ariwara no Narihira]], who seemed to be attracted to his sister, and pointed out that they were sister complexes.<ref>{{Cite book |author1=Masahiro Yamada|author2=Naohiro Fumoto|year=2010|title=ダメ人間の日本史|publisher=Shakaihyoronsha |pages=17-20|isbn=9784784509775}}</ref> Fumoto also mentioned that [[Yukio Mishima]] had confessed that he loved his sister Mitsuko Hiraoka and wrote works that included incest such as ''Tropical Tree'', described Mishima as a sister complex.<ref>{{Cite book |author1=Masahiro Yamada|author2=Naohiro Fumoto |year=2010|title=ダメ人間の日本史|publisher=Shakaihyoronsha|pages=188-194|isbn=9784784509775}}</ref>
[[Nobuhiko Obayashi]] described Tezuka as a sister complex type author, citing an episode in which [[Osamu Tezuka]] said, "No one was as erotic as my sister sitting next to me and drawing manga." According to Obayashi, sister complex type authors are characterized by the fact that they do not grow roots in the ground, but continue to search for their lost "sister" while jumping out of the earth and going to space or into the future. In addition, they have the characteristic of giving up sex and realizing that they can only love their sister. Obayashi includes among sister complex type authors [[Akira Kurosawa]], [[Howard Hawks]], and Obayashi himself.<ref>{{Cite book |author=[[Nobuhiko Obayashi]] |year=2008|title=ぼくの映画人生|publisher=[[Jitsugyo no Nihon Sha]] |page=118|isbn=9784408420110}}</ref><ref>{{Cite book |author=Nobuhiko Obayashi |year=2015 |title=大林宣彦の体験的仕事論 |publisher=PHP Institute |pages=246–248|isbn=9784569825939}}</ref> [[Yoshihiro Yonezawa]] cites the sister complex as one of the characteristics of Osamu Tezuka.<ref>{{Cite book |author=[[Yoshihiro Yonezawa]]|year=2007|title=手塚治虫マンガ論|publisher=[[Kawade Shobō Shinsha]] |page=299|isbn=9784309269597}}</ref> [[Shotaro Ishinomori]] states that he is a sister complex.<ref>{{Cite book |author=[[Shotaro Ishinomori]]|year=1998|title=絆 不肖の息子から不肖の息子たちへ|publisher=[[NTT Publishing]] |page=89|isbn=9784757150089}}</ref><ref>{{Cite book |year=1989|title=漫画超進化論|publisher=[[Kawade Shobō Shinsha]] |page=76|isbn=9784309711751}}</ref> Naohiro Fumoto quoted the poetries of [[Ono no Takamura]] and [[Ariwara no Narihira]], who seemed to be attracted to his sister, and pointed out that they were sister complexes.<ref>{{Cite book |author1=Masahiro Yamada|author2=Naohiro Fumoto|year=2010|title=ダメ人間の日本史|publisher=Shakaihyoronsha |pages=17-20|isbn=9784784509775}}</ref> Fumoto also mentioned that [[Yukio Mishima]] had confessed that he loved his sister Mitsuko Hiraoka and wrote works that included incest such as ''Tropical Tree'', described Mishima as a sister complex.<ref>{{Cite book |author1=Masahiro Yamada|author2=Naohiro Fumoto |year=2010|title=ダメ人間の日本史|publisher=Shakaihyoronsha|pages=188-194|isbn=9784784509775}}</ref>


==Moe term==
==Moe term==

Revision as of 00:44, 24 January 2022

Laertes and his sister Ophelia

Sister complex (Japanese: シスターコンプレックス) is a state of strong attachment and obsession to sisters. It is commonly abbreviated as "siscon" (Japanese: シスコン),[1][2][3] and in this case, it is also used for brothers and sisters who have a strong attachment and obsession to their sisters.

History

In 1917, Yoshihide Kubo [ja] stated in his work Psychoanalysis that Ophelia and Laertes had a "brother-sister complex" relationship.[4] In his 1932 work Psychological Analysis, Kubo called the relationship between father and daughter by sexual instinct "father-daughter complex" and that between mother and son "mother-son complex". He argues that "brother-sister complex" is a transfer of "father-daughter complex" and "mother-son complex".[5]

The word "sister complex" is used in Hiroyuki Itsuki's novel Koiuta, which was serialized from October 12, 1967 to May 11, 1968.[6]

Overview

It is wasei-eigo[2] and was originally a slang term for fetishism, but in analytical psychology, the concept of fetishism and complex is related, so it was generalized by the term complex. If the other party is a brother, it is called a "brother complex".

The sister complex is captured in the scheme of a brother who has "love feelings for sisters" and "exclusive desire to own".[7][8] For men in the sister complex, older sisters and younger sisters can become idealized images, combined with sexual aspirations, and can have more influence on their lives than their parents. For example, choosing a lover or spouse who has something in common or similar to his sister.[9] On the other hand, it may also be used for the same sex (women who are obsessed with sisters). In this case, it is often seen relatively positively as "a woman who longs for her older sister" and "a woman who loves her younger sister".

Nobuhiko Obayashi described Tezuka as a sister complex type author, citing an episode in which Osamu Tezuka said, "No one was as erotic as my sister sitting next to me and drawing manga." According to Obayashi, sister complex type authors are characterized by the fact that they do not grow roots in the ground, but continue to search for their lost "sister" while jumping out of the earth and going to space or into the future. In addition, they have the characteristic of giving up sex and realizing that they can only love their sister. Obayashi includes among sister complex type authors Akira Kurosawa, Howard Hawks, and Obayashi himself.[10][11] Yoshihiro Yonezawa cites the sister complex as one of the characteristics of Osamu Tezuka.[12] Shotaro Ishinomori states that he is a sister complex.[13][14] Naohiro Fumoto quoted the poetries of Ono no Takamura and Ariwara no Narihira, who seemed to be attracted to his sister, and pointed out that they were sister complexes.[15] Fumoto also mentioned that Yukio Mishima had confessed that he loved his sister Mitsuko Hiraoka and wrote works that included incest such as Tropical Tree, described Mishima as a sister complex.[16]

Moe term

Sister complex is also used as moe term.

CBR calls Oreimo as a sis-con slice of life anime.[17]

See also

References

  1. ^ Hodgkins, Crystalyn (January 3, 2014). "Sentai Filmworks Adds Engaged to the Unidentified Anime". Anime News Network. Retrieved January 1, 2021.
  2. ^ a b Akihiko Yonekawa, ed. (2003). 日本俗語大辞典. Tokyodo Shuppan. p. 267. ISBN 9784490106381.
  3. ^ Junji Yoshizaki, ed. (1986). 辞書にないことばの辞典. Nihon Bungeisha. p. 21. ISBN 9784537020182.
  4. ^ Yoshihide, Kubo (1917). 精神分析法. 心理学研究會出版部. p. 241.
  5. ^ Yoshihide, Kubo (1932). 精神分析学. 中文館書店. p. 225.
  6. ^ Hiroyuki Itsuki (1973). 五木寛之作品集. Vol. 12. Bungeishunjū. p. 50.
  7. ^ 用例でわかる　カタカナ新語辞典　第3版学研辞典編集部, Gakken,July 2011,p. 256 ISBN 978-4053032645
  8. ^ Yokota, Masao (2016). 教養のトリセツ 心理学. Nihon Bungeisha. p. 123. ISBN 9784537261448.
  9. ^ きょうだいコンプレックス Takashi Okada, Gentosha,September 2015,pp. 173-174 ISBN 978-4344983915
  10. ^ Nobuhiko Obayashi (2008). ぼくの映画人生. Jitsugyo no Nihon Sha. p. 118. ISBN 9784408420110.
  11. ^ Nobuhiko Obayashi (2015). 大林宣彦の体験的仕事論. PHP Institute. pp. 246–248. ISBN 9784569825939.
  12. ^ Yoshihiro Yonezawa (2007). 手塚治虫マンガ論. Kawade Shobō Shinsha. p. 299. ISBN 9784309269597.
  13. ^ Shotaro Ishinomori (1998). 絆 不肖の息子から不肖の息子たちへ. NTT Publishing. p. 89. ISBN 9784757150089.
  14. ^ 漫画超進化論. Kawade Shobō Shinsha. 1989. p. 76. ISBN 9784309711751.
  15. ^ Masahiro Yamada; Naohiro Fumoto (2010). ダメ人間の日本史. Shakaihyoronsha. pp. 17–20. ISBN 9784784509775.
  16. ^ Masahiro Yamada; Naohiro Fumoto (2010). ダメ人間の日本史. Shakaihyoronsha. pp. 188–194. ISBN 9784784509775.
  17. ^ Jones, Isaiah (November 30, 2019). "10 Must-Watch Anime Turning 10 In 2020". CBR. Retrieved January 1, 2021.
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