Last Name and Filiation: Questions about Subjective Repercussions of Their Relations in Girls
Desprats-Péquignot, Catherine
Last Name and Filiation: Questions about Subjective Repercussions of Their Relations in Girls - 2001.
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The subject’s name can prove to be the point where their ability to live, to be a living subject, can be questioned—even tested—beyond issues of place and the legitimacy of their existence (birth, origin, and desire). This seems to be the main problem for a young girl, suffering from myasthenia gravis, who I met as she was hospitalized in an intensive care unit. I suggest to consider her case from the point of view of the meanings of “bearing” and “home” that the name can assume through filiation.
Last Name and Filiation: Questions about Subjective Repercussions of Their Relations in Girls - 2001.
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The subject’s name can prove to be the point where their ability to live, to be a living subject, can be questioned—even tested—beyond issues of place and the legitimacy of their existence (birth, origin, and desire). This seems to be the main problem for a young girl, suffering from myasthenia gravis, who I met as she was hospitalized in an intensive care unit. I suggest to consider her case from the point of view of the meanings of “bearing” and “home” that the name can assume through filiation.
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