The Names of the Real in Laclau’s Theory: Antagonism, Dislocation, and Heterogeneity

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  • Paula Biglieri
  • Gloria Perelló

Povzetek

This article presents an overview of Ernesto Laclau’s theory of hegemony from his first work as co-author with Chantal Mouffe of Hegemony and Socialist Strategy: Towards a Radical Democratic Politics (1985) to his last work On Populist Reason (2005). To that end, this corpus is analyzed with theoretical tools from Lacanian psychoanalysis in order to locate the implicit postulates in Laclau’s work and to organize his work into three main stages. We propose an interpretation of such theory from a psychoanalytic perspective through three key concepts: antagonism, dislocation, and heterogeneity.

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Biografije avtorja

Paula Biglieri

Paula Biglieri is a researcher at the Sociopolitical Identities and Discourse Analysis Studies Center at the National University of San Martin, Buenos Aires, Argentina. She has a Ph.D. from the National University of Mexico – Political and Social Science.

Gloria Perelló

Gloria Perelló is a researcher at the Sociopolitical Identities and Discourse Analysis Studies Center at the National University of San Martin, Buenos Aires, Argentina and is a psychoanalyst.

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Objavljeno

2012-09-05

Kako citirati

Biglieri, P., & Perelló, G. (2012). The Names of the Real in Laclau’s Theory: Antagonism, Dislocation, and Heterogeneity. Filozofski Vestnik, 32(2). Pridobljeno od https://ojs.zrc-sazu.si/filozofski-vestnik/article/view/3232

Številka

Letn. 32 Št. 2 (2011): Les Politiques du Temp / Politics of the Times

Rubrike

Politique et psychanalyse / Politics and Psychoanalysis

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