abject

agency

depressive sexuality

feminine identity

frailty of the law

ideologeme

intertextuality

Khora

l'ecriture feminine

maternal function

other scene

semanalysis

semiotic

semiotic register of language

sensory autism

sublimation

universalist - differentialist

woman effect

women's primary homosexuality

nationality

Bulgarian

French

occupation / innovator as

novelist

philosopher

psychoanalyst

cultural theorist

feminist

literary critic

philosopher of language

post-structuralist

university professor

University of Paris - Diderot

innovator in the field of

feminism

feminist theory

philosophy of language

philosophy of literature

postmodernism

post-structural theory

post-structuralist thought

semiotics

Tel Quel

intellectual movement

post-structuralism

scientific organization

American Academy of Arts and Sciences

linguistics

British Academy

Comité des intellectuels pour l'Europe des libertés

psychoanalysis

Lacanian

is a breakdown in meaning in the human reaction of horror which involves the loss of distinction between subject and object and self and other.

refers to the human reaction (horror, vomit) to a threatened breakdown in meaning caused by the loss of the distinction between subject and object or between self and other.

is the ability to speak in a different manner than our familial and social determination. It is defined as striking out.

Agency is also, as Kristeva puts it, the ability to 'speak in a different manner than our familial and social determination),

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is the intersection of a given textual arrangement . . . With the utterances . . . That it either assimilates into its own space or to which it refers in the space of exterior texts.

the intersection of a given textual arrangement . . . with the utterances . . . that it either assimilates into its own space or to which it refers in the space of exterior texts. . . '

is a kind of writing using non-linear, performative and autobiographical language.

using non-linear, performative and autobiographical language

is prior to meaning, evocative of the sound produced by the rhythmic babbling of small children who cannot yet speak.

Julia Kristeva calls this signifying capability which is not derived from the meanings of the words ‘the semiotic’. It evokes, she maintains, the sound produced by the rhythmic babbling of small children who cannot yet speak. The semiotic exists prior to the acquisition of meaning, and psychoanalysis links it with the drive towards either pleasure or death.

is the maintenance of control as a response to abjection a loss of the distinction between subject and object.

nothing else than the possibility of naming the pre-nominal, the pre-objectal, which are in fact only a trans-nominal, a ransobectal' (11) (If abjection describes an experience, or a symptom, sublimation names one 'healthy' response to it: 'In the symptom, the abject permeates me. I become abject. Through sublimation, I keep it under control'

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