A loud voice which can’t be heard: Meanderings in the reshaping of sound identity in adolescence
Brault, Anthony
A loud voice which can’t be heard: Meanderings in the reshaping of sound identity in adolescence - 2019.
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The purpose of this article is not to propose a metapsychological sketch of the voice. Rather, it is intended to be a reflection on the essential role of the voice in the restructuring of identity during adolescence. Through the clinical case of a 14-year-old adolescent in music therapy, we will attempt to answer our hypothesis, which posits that the new voice at puberty plays the role of a “new” sound mirror that reflects adolescents’ own subjectivity back onto them.
A loud voice which can’t be heard: Meanderings in the reshaping of sound identity in adolescence - 2019.
60
The purpose of this article is not to propose a metapsychological sketch of the voice. Rather, it is intended to be a reflection on the essential role of the voice in the restructuring of identity during adolescence. Through the clinical case of a 14-year-old adolescent in music therapy, we will attempt to answer our hypothesis, which posits that the new voice at puberty plays the role of a “new” sound mirror that reflects adolescents’ own subjectivity back onto them.
Réseaux sociaux