Mourning: ethical practice and conceptual tool for social and political relations

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This article draws upon discourse theoretical and psychoanalytical approaches to provide an overview on the potentiality of mourning as both a practice and a conceptual tool for the critical analysis of social and political phenomena. Within poststructuralist discourse theory, mourning has r...

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Autor principal: Hurtado Hurtado, Joshua
Formato: article artículo publishedVersion
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: SeiDeSoC, Universidad Nacional de Rosario 2017
Materias:
Mourning
Melancholia
Ethical Practice
Ideology
Dislocation
Acceso en línea:http://hdl.handle.net/2133/6917
http://hdl.handle.net/2133/6917
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Repositorio Hipermedial de la Universidad Nacional de Rosario (UNR) de Universidad Nacional de Rosario
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topic Mourning
Melancholia
Ethical Practice
Ideology
Dislocation
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Melancholia
Ethical Practice
Ideology
Dislocation
Hurtado Hurtado, Joshua
Mourning: ethical practice and conceptual tool for social and political relations
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Melancholia
Ethical Practice
Ideology
Dislocation
description This article draws upon discourse theoretical and psychoanalytical approaches to provide an overview on the potentiality of mourning as both a practice and a conceptual tool for the critical analysis of social and political phenomena. Within poststructuralist discourse theory, mourning has recently been considered a practice with the potential to engage in ‘ideological critique’. In contrast, stunted mourning and melancholia have been associated with being under the ‘grip of ideology’, affected by hegemonic discursive narratives and practices. By providing examples ranging from national identity to unemployment and class resubjectivation, the argument is made that mourning is a useful practice and analytical tool for examining phenomena that result from the experience of dislocation, even when it is not death related.
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title Mourning: ethical practice and conceptual tool for social and political relations
title_short Mourning: ethical practice and conceptual tool for social and political relations
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title_fullStr Mourning: ethical practice and conceptual tool for social and political relations
title_full_unstemmed Mourning: ethical practice and conceptual tool for social and political relations
title_sort mourning: ethical practice and conceptual tool for social and political relations
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