To Speak is Never Neutral

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Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Contents Chapter I Introduction Chapter II Linguistic and Specular Communication Chapter III Negation and Negative Transformations in the Language of Schizophrenics 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Chapter IV Towards a Grammar of Enunciation for Hysterics and Obsessives Chapter V On Phantasm and the Verb IN THE BEGINNING IS THE VERB...1 ...IDENTICAL AND NON-IDENTICAL TO THE SUBJECT Chapter VI Linguistic Structures of Kinship and Their Perturbations in Schizophrenia DESCRIPTION OF THE LINGUISTIC STRUCTURES OF KINSHIP REFERENCE TO THE SUBJECT AS FOUNDATION OF THE SYSTEM THE STRUCTURAL DIMENSIONS DESCRIPTION OF THE LINGUISTIC STRUCTURES OF KINSHIP REFERENCE TO THE SUBJECT AS FOUNDATION OF THE SYSTEM THE STRUCTURAL DIMENSIONS THE PSYCHOLINGUISTIC SURVEY ANALYSIS OF RESULTS AND TYPES OF ERRORS TYPES OF ERROR Preliminary remarks Generational errors Confusion about distinct kinship lines Designation type responses Neo-code of kinship structures Errors in the direction of genealogy Schizophasia or aberrant responses INTERPRETATION OF ERRORS Chapter VII Sentence Production among Schizophrenics and Senile Dementia Patients AUTHOR'S BIBLIOGRAPHY Chapter VIII The Utterance in Analysis Chapter IX Class Language, Unconscious Language Chapter X The Rape of the Letter THE LETTER: UNKNOWN WITHOUT ROOTS DEFERRAL DEFERRED BETWEEN IN PLAY OR THE PLAY OF BETWEEN14 Chapter XI Sex as Sign ENUNCIATING MACHINERY METAPHORIZING PRESCRIBED METAPHOR INTERPRETED METAPHORIC PRACTICE, WORD PLAY THE ECONOMY OF THE STAKES . . . . . . HAVING TO RECKON WITH THE INCALCULABLE OPERATIONS OF THE MIRROR TO FUNCTION/TO FEIGN F (METAPHOR): F (METONYMY). F (SYNECDOCHE) -+ oo Chapter XII Idiolect or Other Logic THE CORPUS ANALYSIS OF RESULTS CHAPTERS ON THE LINGUISTIC EXERCISES Negative transformation exercise Kinship structures exercise Paraphrasing of proverbs exercise Synonyms exercise Word definition exercise Personal pronoun exercise Sentence production exercise STUDY OF SPONTANEOUS OR SEMI-INDUCED LANGUAGE Discourse analysis (Z. S. Harris's method) Grammatical case (Fillmore's method) Flow-chart analysis Analysis of two corpora of spontaneous language Research on the indexical aspects of language Analysis of schizophasic mechanisms Chapter XIII Does Schizophrenic Discourse Exist? THE INDEXICAL ASPECT OF LANGUAGE PERSONAL INDICES DEMONSTRATIVE AND PLACE INDICES INDICES OF TIME, OR TEMPORAL FORMS MODALIZATION THE SEMANTIC ASPECT OF LANGUAGE Chapter XIV Schizophrenics, or the Refusal of Schiz LANGUAGE/SPEECH COMPETENCE/PERFORMANCE SIGNIFIER/SIGNIFIED Chapter XV The Setting in Psychoanalysis Chapter XVI The Poverty of Psychoanalysis Chapter XVII The Language of Man Chapter XVIII The Limits of Transference Chapter XIX In Science, Is the Subject Sexed? Notes Index