Language? Speaking! Discourse
It is not language but speech that is claimed as the subject matter of psychology. Psychoanalysis represents the most important projects to investigate speech. In this paper, the psychoanalysis of Jacques Lacan is given priority. He explicitly incorporated the social sphere into psychoanalysis by wa...
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Psychosozial-Verlag GmbH & Co. KG
2011-06-01
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| author | Klaus-Jürgen Bruder |
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| description | It is not language but speech that is claimed as the subject matter of psychology. Psychoanalysis represents the most important projects to investigate speech. In this paper, the psychoanalysis of Jacques Lacan is given priority. He explicitly incorporated the social sphere into psychoanalysis by ways of putting the speaking subject in the center of social theory reflexions. Lacan's discourse in this article becomes the discourse of the media and as such represents the post-democracy and the unfolding of the discourse of power. As such, subjectification becomes understandable as defrayment of the paroles of the discourse of power. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-21c03d27c21f4fb6a22f56f60be79b052022-12-22T02:40:18ZdeuPsychosozial-Verlag GmbH & Co. KGJournal für Psychologie0942-22852011-06-011917Language? Speaking! DiscourseKlaus-Jürgen BruderIt is not language but speech that is claimed as the subject matter of psychology. Psychoanalysis represents the most important projects to investigate speech. In this paper, the psychoanalysis of Jacques Lacan is given priority. He explicitly incorporated the social sphere into psychoanalysis by ways of putting the speaking subject in the center of social theory reflexions. Lacan's discourse in this article becomes the discourse of the media and as such represents the post-democracy and the unfolding of the discourse of power. As such, subjectification becomes understandable as defrayment of the paroles of the discourse of power.http://www.journal-fuer-psychologie.de/jfp-1-2011-07.htmllanguagespeechconversationnarrativenarrationdiscourse psychoanalytic conversationdiscourse of powermediapost-democracysubjectification |
| spellingShingle | Klaus-Jürgen Bruder Language? Speaking! Discourse Journal für Psychologie language speech conversation narrative narration discourse psychoanalytic conversation discourse of power media post-democracy subjectification |
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| title_short | Language? Speaking! Discourse |
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| topic | language speech conversation narrative narration discourse psychoanalytic conversation discourse of power media post-democracy subjectification |
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