Towards a socio-analytic theory about social relations

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Published: 2013-06-30
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17163/uni.n18.2013.01
Keywords:
Social relations, psychoanalysis, social actor, identity, socialization, destin.

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Guy Bajoit

Abstract

Socioanalytic theory has to do with how individuals become actors and subjects in their lifetimes, based on their social interactions and processes of socialization, through recognition, identification, and identity procedures. It is between these relational prospects and personal projections, that the individual subjectively internalizes his/her own social existence, while at the same time projects on it his/her most personal psychic developments.

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No. 18 (2013): (january-june 2013)
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Research
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