De Derrida à Lacan : une phénoménologie sans réserve
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Derrida, Jacques, Lacan, Voix, Sens, Phénoménologie, ParlêtreRésumé
Dans La Voix et le phénomène, Derrida déconstruit le « phonocentrisme » dont procède la phénoménologie, dans ses versions hégélienne et husserlienne, pour y "démasquer" la métaphysique de la présence. On montre ici que la construction, par Lacan, du concept de "voix-objet" peut être lue comme une manière de reconduire, pour la porter plus loin, la déconstruction du sujet de la métaphysique.In Speech and Phenomena, Derrida deconstructs “phonocentrism” from which phenomenology derives, in its Hegelian and Husserlian versions, to “unmask” its metaphysics of presence. This article demonstrates that Lacan’s construction of the “voice-object” concept can be taken as a manner of renewing, in order to further it, the deconstruction of the subject of metaphysics.
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2014-10-13
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