Fidelie Ntshikala Mbuya

About the Author

Fidelie Ntshikala Mbuya is a Congolese author and thinker whose work delves into the intricate intersections of psychology, sexuality, and human development. Drawing from her background in social sciences and personal observations of cultural norms in African societies, she challenges conventional narratives around identity and desire. In her provocative exploration, Complexe d’Œdipe mal résolu et émergence de la tendance homosexuelle: L’homosexualité s’acquiert, on ne naît pas homosexuel (French Edition), Mbuya argues that sexual orientation is shaped by unresolved Oedipal complexes rather than innate traits, sparking debates on nurture versus nature. Through her incisive prose, she advocates for a deeper understanding of how societal pressures influence personal evolution, making her a vital voice in contemporary discussions on gender and psychology across French-speaking Africa and beyond.