Latency (n.) is the incubation period (84) during which no trace of the forgotten/repressed memory (in this context both the murder and monotheism) is apparent, even though it persist in a dormant state to return later in time.
The Latency (n.) is the long lull of childhood when sexual progress stalls and much that was learnt is unlearnt.
The Latency (n.) brings the dissolution of the Oedipus complex, the consolidation of the super-ego and the raising of ethical and aesthetic barriers in the ego.
Latency (n.) may be the species storing its sexual forces in childhood, Fliess suggested, so that released at puberty they serve culture.
Latency (n.) is the incubation period of the mind: the stretch between the blow and the first symptom, as between the train crash and the tremor — or between Moses and monotheism.
A Latency (n.) follows when sexual life, after blossoming, dies down at five, until it begins again at puberty — man seems the only animal that starts his sexuality twice, and that double start may be what made him human.