Speech or death?: language as social order: a psychoanalytic study

New York: Palgrave (2002)
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How is social agreement ever reached, given that the notion of intersubjectivity cannot offer an adequate account? A problem for psychoanalytic theory is that of the sovereign third person who apparently holds the balance. Using the question of ambiguity in language and interpretation in psychoanalysis, this book explores the alliance of religion and the social as they support the sacred.

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BF175.4.S65.S2413 2002

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