We're back with a new essay of Evangelion!
Yui is not the only character that, with only a few minuts of screentime in just one chapter, her influence spreads through the rest of the series.
This time is the turn of the proffressor Naoko Akagi, Ritsuko's mother and chief scientist of GEHIRN, NERV's precursor organization. Naoko is best known for being the main scientist in charge of the project "E" to create the EVA, and for being the creator of the system MAGI, the set of supercomputers that controls NERV and Tokyo 3. But it's possible that these computers are more organics that they seem...
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Bibliography and sources:
About how I'm not the only one that notices trios/trinitys on Evangelion:
(i-was-a-teenage-eldritch-horr...)
About the origin of Naoko's name:
(web.archive.org/web/201107190...)
About Naoko falling into Caspier:
( / 1284953095428923392 )
About Freud and women:
“The question then arises of how this happens: in particular, how does a girl pass from her mother to an attachment to her father? Or, in other words, how does she pass from her masculine phase to the feminine one to which she is biologically destined?” (Freud on Women 346-348).
About the death of Freud's parents and his (indirect) desire of sleeping with them: The Political Theology of Sigmund Freud por Michael Kinnucan.
(hypocritereader.com/30/theolo...)
An introduction to Freud:
( • 3. Foundations: Freud )
Gendo and abuse, a brief introduction:
(qmisato.tumblr.com/post/12782...)
(qmisato.tumblr.com/post/19061...)
More parallels between Naoko and Ritsuko:
(i-was-a-teenage-eldritch-horr...)
Capítulos del vídeo:
00:00 - Intro
03:57 - MAGI
13:53 - A Scientist
23:00 - A Woman
31:49 - A Mother
43:43 - Filcide?
52:36 - End and credits
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