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Conciencia. --- Evolución. --- Evolution. --- Mente y cuerpo. --- Mind and body.

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The analysis experience starts from the fact that the symptom is presented as something in the body that demands an interpretation. There it is inevitable to lead to a judgment about the most intimate thing that lives in each of us; the unveiling of what consciousness would have preferred to reject. At this point, the body, ethics, and tragedy coincide.It is, then, a journey that starts from the question about the points of encounter and disagreement between philosophy and psychoanalysis concerning ethics, tragedy, and the body as a third party that knots said reflection. The relationship between authors such as Aristotle, Nietzsche, Freud, and Lacan is proposed to reach the specifics of the theoretical elaboration of psychoanalysis, finding there the body as an effect of language and, therefore, with a structure marked by the ineffable that is the cause of the symptom. La experiencia de un análisis parte del hecho de que el síntoma se presenta como algo en el cuerpo que demanda una interpretación. Allí es inevitable desembocar en un juicio sobre lo más íntimo que habita en cada uno de nosotros; el develamiento de aquello que la consciencia habría preferido rechazar. Es en este punto donde el cuerpo, la ética y la tragedia coinciden.Se trata, entonces de un recorrido que parte de la pregunta sobre los puntos de encuentro y desencuentro entre la filosofía y el psicoanálisis respecto a la ética, la tragedia y el cuerpo como tercero que anuda dicha reflexión. Se plantea la relación entre autores como Aristóteles, Nietzsche, Freud y Lacan para llegar a lo específico de la elaboración teórica del psicoanálisis, encontrando allí el cuerpo como un efecto de lenguaje y, por ende, con una estructura marcado por lo inefable que es causa del síntoma.

Humanities --- Colombia --- Filosofía --- Psicoanálisis --- Ética psicoanalítica --- Ética (Psicoanálisis) --- Literatura --- Mente y cuerpo (Psicoanálisis) --- Psicoanálisis. --- Tragedia (Psicoanálisis) --- Investigaciones. --- Filosofía. --- Aristóteles --- Freud, Sigmund, --- Lacan, Jacques, --- Nietzsche, Friedich Wilhelm, --- Crítica e interpretación.

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The analysis experience starts from the fact that the symptom is presented as something in the body that demands an interpretation. There it is inevitable to lead to a judgment about the most intimate thing that lives in each of us; the unveiling of what consciousness would have preferred to reject. At this point, the body, ethics, and tragedy coincide.It is, then, a journey that starts from the question about the points of encounter and disagreement between philosophy and psychoanalysis concerning ethics, tragedy, and the body as a third party that knots said reflection. The relationship between authors such as Aristotle, Nietzsche, Freud, and Lacan is proposed to reach the specifics of the theoretical elaboration of psychoanalysis, finding there the body as an effect of language and, therefore, with a structure marked by the ineffable that is the cause of the symptom. La experiencia de un análisis parte del hecho de que el síntoma se presenta como algo en el cuerpo que demanda una interpretación. Allí es inevitable desembocar en un juicio sobre lo más íntimo que habita en cada uno de nosotros; el develamiento de aquello que la consciencia habría preferido rechazar. Es en este punto donde el cuerpo, la ética y la tragedia coinciden.Se trata, entonces de un recorrido que parte de la pregunta sobre los puntos de encuentro y desencuentro entre la filosofía y el psicoanálisis respecto a la ética, la tragedia y el cuerpo como tercero que anuda dicha reflexión. Se plantea la relación entre autores como Aristóteles, Nietzsche, Freud y Lacan para llegar a lo específico de la elaboración teórica del psicoanálisis, encontrando allí el cuerpo como un efecto de lenguaje y, por ende, con una estructura marcado por lo inefable que es causa del síntoma.

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An integrative approach to human cognition that encompasses the domains of language, consciousness, action, social cognition, and theory of mind that will foster cross-disciplinary conversation among linguists, philosophers, psycholinguists, neuroscientists, cognitive anthropologists, and evolutionary psychologists.Ray Jackendoff's Language, Consciousness, Culture represents a breakthrough in developing an integrated theory of human cognition. It will be of interest to a broad spectrum of cognitive scientists, including linguists, philosophers, psycholinguists, neuroscientists, cognitive anthropologists, and evolutionary psychologists.Jackendoff argues that linguistics has become isolated from the other cognitive sciences at least partly because of the syntax-based architecture assumed by mainstream generative grammar. He proposes an alternative parallel architecture for the language faculty that permits a greater internal integration of the components of language and connects far more naturally to such larger issues in cognitive neuroscience as language processing, the connection of language to vision, and the evolution of language.Extending this approach beyond the language capacity, Jackendoff proposes sharper criteria for a satisfactory theory of consciousness, examines the structure of complex everyday actions, and investigates the concepts involved in an individual's grasp of society and culture. Each of these domains is used to reflect back on the question of what is unique about human language and what follows from more general properties of the mind.Language, Consciousness, Culture extends Jackendoff's pioneering theory of conceptual semantics to two of the most important domains of human thought: social cognition and theory of mind. Jackendoff's formal framework allows him to draw new connections among a large variety of literatures and to uncover new distinctions and generalizations not previously recognized. The breadth of the approach will foster cross-disciplinary conversation; the vision is to develop a richer understanding of human nature.

Philosophical anthropology --- Theory of knowledge --- Psycholinguistics --- Consciousness. --- Language and culture. --- Mind and body. --- Psycholinguistics. --- Consciousness --- Mind and body --- Language and culture --- Linguistics --- Behavioral Sciences --- Communication --- Psychophysiology --- Mental Processes --- Psychological Phenomena and Processes --- Behavior --- Psychiatry and Psychology --- Information Science --- Behavioral Disciplines and Activities --- Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms --- Cognition --- Language --- Languages & Literatures --- Philology & Linguistics --- Language, Psychology of --- Language and languages --- Psychology of language --- Speech --- Culture and language --- Body and mind --- Body and soul (Philosophy) --- Human body --- Mind --- Mind-body connection --- Mind-body relations --- Mind-cure --- Somatopsychics --- Psychological aspects --- Psychology --- Apperception --- Perception --- Philosophy --- Spirit --- Self --- Thought and thinking --- Culture --- Brain --- Dualism --- Holistic medicine --- Mental healing --- Parousia (Philosophy) --- Phrenology --- COGNITIVE SCIENCES/General --- LINGUISTICS & LANGUAGE/General --- Psicolingüística --- Conciencia --- Mente y cuerpo --- Lenguaje y cultura --- Libros electrónicos