libidinal

Modifies a noun

• economy: Lu pins up his idea for the late design of ' transnational male imaginary and libidinal economy ' .
• energy: The anarcho-communist revolution therefore had to liberate the libidinal energies of people from all forms of social control.
• desire: They induce cracks in the assumptions of embodied time, conventional beauty and libidinal desires.
• fixation: Such patriots are endowed with a strong libidinal fixation to their ethnic identity whatever collective or personal construct that may be.
• regression: He himself explains his clinical point of departure: it is hysteria, in which the factor of libidinal regression is not so evident.