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Hace 1 día · As developed in different ways by theorists such as Julia Kristeva and Jacques Lacan, Roland Barthes and Michel Foucault, the linguistics of enunciation would raise profound questions about the role of language in the formation of subjectivity and in the discursive operation of power. Keywords. subject (linguistics)
Hace 4 días · Julia Kristeva describes the passage into language as an abandonment by the mother or the narcissistic paradise in which all needs are met, and entry into the symbolic world of the father. “The child must abandon its mother and be abandoned by her in order to be accepted by the father and begin talking …
Hace 3 días · In his recent essay in Tablet, “ Why the Western Rebellion Against the Jews Produces Bad Art and Bad Politics,” Blake Smith writes about the Bulgarian-French-American critic and philosopher Julia Kristeva, and in particular her fruitful and fascinating analyses of the viciously anti-Semitic French novelist Louis-Ferdinand Céline.. For Kristeva, Céline is, among many other things, a great ...
Hace 2 horas · Characteristic is the party concluding the Cornell conference: Julia Kristeva dances with Paul de Man, hinting at the implications of intertextuality for deconstruction. Hélène Cixous unsuccessfully tries to speak to Derrida, Foucault is masturbating in front of a poster of Mick Jagger, Jonathan Culler looks like Andy Warhol writing poetry ...
Hace 4 días · For Kristeva, the abject is never completely repressed, but remains on the margins. Music becomes a lingering reminder of the social tensions emerging from repression. In the ongoing uprising and women’s struggle in Iran, we can listen and look to Ziba and her band differently. ... Julia Kristeva: Powers of Horror: An Essay on Abjection. (New ...
Hace 2 días · En su último libro, El tiempo perdido, Clara Ramas San Miguel, filósofa y pensadora crítica, nos invita a reflexionar sobre la compleja relación entre la temporalidad y la vida contemporánea.
Hace 3 días · “What we lack is a reflection on maternal passion,” the Bulgarian French philosopher Julia Kristeva said in a 2005 lecture. “By turning all our attention on the biological and social aspects ...
