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...[signifier]] and [[signified]], and on [[metonymy]] ([[displacement]] by [[contiguity]]) and [[metaphor]] ([[displacement]] by [[substitution]]).

...der all continuous deformations. These properties are those of continuity, contiguity and delimitation.

...but with which it is closely linked. This link may be one of [[physical]] contiguity, but not necessarily. ...se of the term owes little to this definition apart from the [[notion]] of contiguity, since it is inspired by the [[work]] of [[Roman Jakobson]], who establishe

...nt]] object, does not arise from a learning process or from an experienced contiguity between word and thing. Rather, it is the means of articulating the [[doubl

...[processes]]; the propagation of this dynamism based on representations of contiguity and similarity—touch for the Unconscious—is clear and further elucidate

...t, selection (the relation of similality) and combination (the relation of contiguity) - the metaphoric and metonymic ways - are considered by Jakobson to be the

[[Contiguity; see Combination Copernican revolution, 142, 167, 179, 357; 377; see also [

...alytic theory]] in the humanities is growing. For example, research on the contiguity between these two fields (Michel Arrivé, [[Jean-Claude Milner]]) has been

...nt]] object, does not arise from a learning process or from an experienced contiguity between word and thing. Rather, it is the means of articulating the [[doubl

...alytic theory]] in the humanities is growing. For example, research on the contiguity between these two fields (Michel Arrivé, [[Jean-Claude Milner]]) has been

...revalence of magical actions and thoughts having to do with contagion—by contiguity, similarity, [[isolation]], and [[retroactive]] annulment.

...] out to expose, to make salient, the soft cotton lining (a [[contingent]] contiguity), one shifts the [[relationship]] of container to contained and recasts the

...the paradigmatic axis, or the axis of selection. Metonymy is a relation of contiguity, in that one term refers to another because it is associated or adjacent to

...the [[associations]] of the [[patient]] is to be [[understood]] as spatial contiguity, recalling in its turn a relation of [[cause]] to effect (1905e [1900]). Th

...[[slips of the tongue]], failed actions, and some "normal" behavior), its contiguity with related notions (like those of compromise formation or reactive format

of a Jouissance wrapped in its own contiguity (and all circumcision might represent its symbolic rupture) in order to be

...causal connection, etc.) by the socalled outer associations (simultaneity, contiguity in [[space]], assonance) is particularly conspicuous and characteristic of

...the paradigmatic axis, or the axis of selection. Metonymy is a relation of contiguity, in that one term refers to another because it is associated or adjacent to