CHANSE Call Partner Search Tool

General Information

• Type: Partner looking for project
• Organisation: University Wroclaw
• Country: Poland (PL)

Research area

• Call theme: Crisis - Perspectives from the Humanities
• Keywords:

  Environmental security- care ethic-Psychoanalysis prospective- Body politics

• Brief description of your expertise / expertise you are looking for:

  I am a doctoral student in philosophy at the University of Warsaw, more than ten years of my research. I am following Julia Kristeva in the field of psychoanalytical feminism, and my research is based on phenomenology, body politics, psychoanalytical feminist perspectives, Linguistic, and their relationship with politics.

• Brief description of your project / the project you would like to join:

  Julia Kristeva, the French philosopher and theorist, seeks to provide a dynamic and meticulous understanding of philosophical categories, by combining the fields of psychoanalysis, linguistics, and phenomenology, with a design of thought called process philosophy. Employing a creative, revolutionary approach, she introduces the \subject in the process. which consistently follows the instability of significance and structure. As a result, she is determined to portray an aspect of the subject that has not been constructed relying on the previous interpretations of subjectivity and leads the audience to a concept identified as the \Speaking Subject.. Describing her hardly-coherent subject, she utilizes the term \Chora. which stands upon semiotics as a pre-discourse background. Kristeva presents her perception of the significant process of meaning and transforms Lacan\'s distinction between imaginary and symbolic order into the semiotic and the symbolic. Employing a Lacanian perspective, she focuses her theories on the notion of the body as a central concept. Thus, the only genuine way to combat violence and repression is to return to the semiotic in the form of female discourse, that is, to initially accept the semiotic experience of maternal pre-discourse. Genuine political action requires resistance to genocide, and this is formed by the introduction of a term called "Revolt." In this way, the experience of motherly pre-discourse, by returning the semiotice Chora to the realm of politics, incorporates psychoanalysis into political analysis and sets the stage for the formation of a Corpo-Politics. Corpo-Politics, with its emphasis on the idea of defiance, is the only fundamental cure for this alienation, and this is the most radical definition of revolution; It is a revolution in culture, with lasting consequences in the realm of politics.

Marzieh Darabi

• Organisation: University Wroclaw
• Position: Phd Student
• E-mail: 343308@uwr.edu.pl
• Phone: 793296873