Talking to each other or becoming transparent? Internal interlocution, from the intrapsychic to the cultural
Chiantaretto, Jean-François
Talking to each other or becoming transparent? Internal interlocution, from the intrapsychic to the cultural - 2024.
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The social injunction to transparency is a contemporary marker of the malaise in culture. It attacks the subject’s “internal interlocution”, as the condition of possibility of the link between different fellow human beings, at the very foundation of the idea of the human whole. Psychoanalysis, as a therapeutic and investigative method based on listening to the gap between what is said and what is said, intrinsically constitutes resistance to the attack. This resistance will be put into perspective by sketching out a genealogical approach to the notion of internal interlocution, at the intersection of the individual and the collective.
Talking to each other or becoming transparent? Internal interlocution, from the intrapsychic to the cultural - 2024.
40
The social injunction to transparency is a contemporary marker of the malaise in culture. It attacks the subject’s “internal interlocution”, as the condition of possibility of the link between different fellow human beings, at the very foundation of the idea of the human whole. Psychoanalysis, as a therapeutic and investigative method based on listening to the gap between what is said and what is said, intrinsically constitutes resistance to the attack. This resistance will be put into perspective by sketching out a genealogical approach to the notion of internal interlocution, at the intersection of the individual and the collective.
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