Philosophy of Language
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Authors
Subbaraman, Alex
Issue Date
2014
Type
Thesis
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en_US
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Abstract
Medina's final chapter in relation to Althusser,
Bourdieu and Butler reveals a poignant point in regard to the intensity of identity
formation and social power. Medina schematically presents the work of these
thinkers in order to iterate an overall radicalization of Althusser's original notion of
interpellation. Applying the idea of interpellation to both non-verbal and verbal
communication, a very interesting paper could be written linking Butler's account of
language and identity formation specifically in relation to microagressions.
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