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...] the [[value (semiotics)|values]] of the [[culture]], and are able to add new shades of [[connotation (semiotics)|connotation]] to every aspect of [[life ...is that he allowed each interpretant to act as a sign, thereby creating a new signifying relation. Peirce was also a notable [[logician]], and he conside

In his attempt to define a new way of studying human phenomena Lacan was deeply influenced by the' methods ...in the twofold process of selection and combination. An [[utterance]] or [[message]] is a combination of constituent parts selected from the repository of all

...]] came to be seen as the founding document of the new [[school]] and of a new direction in psychoanalysis. ...nd rules are, in theory at least, simultaneously available to the language user. When we use language we do so against a background of vocabulary, syntax,

...olume écrit là-dessus par M. Rappaport, psychanalyste de la Société de New-York. Ce qui est frappant, c'est qu'assurément pour qui s'introduit sans p ...mentaux fondés en principe sur un recours à l'expérience et qui tente d'user, de se servir de ce modèle premier donné comme le plus élémentaire, quo

...irst folding, you can with the third, provided here to make a knot, make a new folding. And to this one a fourth, a fourth which is like the first being a Ces phrases interrompues que j?ai appel?es (long [[silence]]) [[message]] de [[code]], ces phrases interrompues laissent en suspens je ne sais quel

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...irst folding, you can with the third, provided here to make a knot, make a new folding. And to this one a fourth, a fourth which is like the first being a Ces phrases interrompues que j’ai appelées (long silence) message de code, ces phrases interrompues laissent en suspens je ne sais quelle sub

...e subject itself. And, again, this does not mean that subject is a kind of user's illusion which persists only insofar as it doesn't know fully its concret ...e grandmother: when, later, he visits her in person, he perceives her in a new way, as a strange mad old woman drowsing over her book, overburdened with a

='Edward Snowden, Chelsea Manning and Julian Assange: our new heroes' by Slavoj Žižek | 3. September 2013 | The Guardian= .... This Kantian distinction is especially pertinent with internet and other new media torn between their free "public use" and their growing "private" cont