Lacan's Enunciation and the Cure of Mortality: Teaching, Transference, and Desire.

Schleifer, Ronald

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Publication Date: 1987

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Lacan's Enunciation and the Cure of Mortality: Teaching, Transference, and Desire.

Schleifer, Ronald

College English, v49 n7 p801-15 Nov 1987

Explains the difference between Lacanian enonce and enunciation, and how both relate to psychoanalytic and pedagogical breakthroughs. Compares teaching to language acquisition, defined as learning process of trial and error, guidance and working through where the intersubjective functions as forcefully as the cognitive. (JC)

Descriptors: Classroom Environment, Creative Teaching, Higher Education, Instructional Innovation, Language Acquisition, Literary Criticism, Literature Appreciation, Psychotherapy, Student Attitudes, Teacher Role, Teacher Student Relationship, Teaching Methods

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