2011
DOI: 10.3917/rep.012.0115
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The Effect of Liberalism on the Development of Clinical Professions

Abstract: Ce qu’on appelle néo-libéralisme est loin de se réduire à une simple option économique. Il convient de prendre la mesure de son impact sur notre civilisation elle-même. D’une part il produit une nouvelle anthropologie à travers laquelle les sujets sont invités à se penser ; d’autre part il enrôle les disciplines académiques (psychologie, psychiatrie, économie, etc.) pour fabriquer la théorie de ce « nouvel individu » nécessaire à son développement et à son maintien ; enfin il pré-interprète en fonction de son … Show more

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“…Conflictiveness comes into play elsewhere, and in a different way, where ethos takes precedence over morality. To prescribe to the subject a situation on a transcendent mode without deconstructing what forms a resistance in the exchange that it creates, leads to a certain impasse (Sauret & Askofaré, 2011). So, one has to be able to isolate which space of negotiation it is that remains possible in order to accompany the juvenile subject in a process of responsibilization.…”
Section: Putting the Clinic To Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Conflictiveness comes into play elsewhere, and in a different way, where ethos takes precedence over morality. To prescribe to the subject a situation on a transcendent mode without deconstructing what forms a resistance in the exchange that it creates, leads to a certain impasse (Sauret & Askofaré, 2011). So, one has to be able to isolate which space of negotiation it is that remains possible in order to accompany the juvenile subject in a process of responsibilization.…”
Section: Putting the Clinic To Workmentioning
confidence: 99%