ABSTRACT: The present article questions a paradox specific to the clinical approach: how to reconcile the advantage in identifying structural indicators enabling a diagnostic to be elaborated, while also deriving the consequences of the limits of the structuralist hypothesis in order to aim at the indeterminate? Exploring the link between language, clinical structure and subjective position affords a way of highlight the structuring function of language in so far as it separates the body from its pleasure, thus simultaneously bringing out the subject. However, this link also reveals the antinomy between the universal and the singular, for which the notion of “style” constitutes an issue to be situated at the very core of the constitution of...
This paper explains the diagnostic procedure that is used when dealing with patients with functiona...
This research aims to underline clinical facts in psychiatric hospitals with subjects suffering from...
We hypothesize that linguistic (dis-)organization in the schizophrenic brain plays a more central ro...
In refuting Schleicher’s organicistic model, Bréal makes clear the importance of the relationship be...
As clinical examiners of the subject, what should be our attitude to the contribution of the neurosc...
This special issue of DISCOURSE in Psychosis focuses on the role of language in psychosis, including...
According to a linguistic tradition here termed ‘Cartesian’, language is relegated to an expressive ...
International audienceDans le cadre des études pluridisciplinaires de type linguistique et psychopat...
This clinical contribution aims to attract the attention of linguists and psychoanalytic or psychiat...
There is no shortage of therapeutic modalities and interventions at the therapist’s disposal. Psycho...
Cet article présente une description de règles régissant la construction d’outils de mesure des styl...
International audienceThe aim of this chapter is to demonstrate that verbal language (sometimes in a...
1. The functionalist’s view: linguistic forms are instruments used to convey meaningful elements. Th...
Cette recherche a pour objet l enjeu de la prise en compte du sujet de l inconscient dans le traitem...
International audienceThe aim of this chapter is to demonstrate that verbal language (sometimes in a...
This paper explains the diagnostic procedure that is used when dealing with patients with functiona...
This research aims to underline clinical facts in psychiatric hospitals with subjects suffering from...
We hypothesize that linguistic (dis-)organization in the schizophrenic brain plays a more central ro...
In refuting Schleicher’s organicistic model, Bréal makes clear the importance of the relationship be...
As clinical examiners of the subject, what should be our attitude to the contribution of the neurosc...
This special issue of DISCOURSE in Psychosis focuses on the role of language in psychosis, including...
According to a linguistic tradition here termed ‘Cartesian’, language is relegated to an expressive ...
International audienceDans le cadre des études pluridisciplinaires de type linguistique et psychopat...
This clinical contribution aims to attract the attention of linguists and psychoanalytic or psychiat...
There is no shortage of therapeutic modalities and interventions at the therapist’s disposal. Psycho...
Cet article présente une description de règles régissant la construction d’outils de mesure des styl...
International audienceThe aim of this chapter is to demonstrate that verbal language (sometimes in a...
1. The functionalist’s view: linguistic forms are instruments used to convey meaningful elements. Th...
Cette recherche a pour objet l enjeu de la prise en compte du sujet de l inconscient dans le traitem...
International audienceThe aim of this chapter is to demonstrate that verbal language (sometimes in a...
This paper explains the diagnostic procedure that is used when dealing with patients with functiona...
This research aims to underline clinical facts in psychiatric hospitals with subjects suffering from...
We hypothesize that linguistic (dis-)organization in the schizophrenic brain plays a more central ro...