Origin, Exile, Genealogy and Filiation: When the Transmission Is at an Impasse
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2001.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : The notion of filiation is often used from the point of view of a dependence on belonging, in reference to a combination between knowledge and common sense. In this text, the author intends to re-examine it from a “praxeological” point of view. To do so, this notion is confronted dialectically with questions of origin, exile, genealogy, and transmission, while following the symbolic laws of language and speech.
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The notion of filiation is often used from the point of view of a dependence on belonging, in reference to a combination between knowledge and common sense. In this text, the author intends to re-examine it from a “praxeological” point of view. To do so, this notion is confronted dialectically with questions of origin, exile, genealogy, and transmission, while following the symbolic laws of language and speech.
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