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Direct linkMonceri, Flavia – Language and Intercultural Communication, 2009
In this article, I try to further develop my notion of the "transculturing self." Firstly, I discuss Nietzsche's positions on "self" and "subject," arguing for the idea that "there is no self." Hence, I try to show that "identity" is the outcome of a (co-)construction originating in the circumstance that each individual needs to meet external…
Descriptors: Intercultural Communication, Identification (Psychology), Self Concept, Philosophy
Monceri, Flavia – Language and Intercultural Communication, 2003
The "Self" is a core notion in Western philosophy, which mainly defined it as an "autarchic individual", dependent on no "Other" whatsoever. Such a prevailing definition fails to recognise that just the "Other" is needed to properly define the "Self". As a result, Western mainstream philosophy still seems to lack useful theoretical tools to…
Descriptors: Philosophy, Cultural Pluralism, Intercultural Communication, Epistemology
