L'A. interroge le statut des ecrits autobiographiques sur le plan de la connaissance. Elle souligne le role de la subjectivite dans l'elaboration du savoir. Elle porte son attention sur la theorie de la construction du langage scientifique de Roland Barthes. Elle signale que, pour ce dernier, le discours scientifique est marque par un processus de depersonnalisation. Elle examine certains comptes-rendus de recherche dans le domaine de la linguistique qui mettent en avant l'experience personnelle des chercheurs. Elle affirme que le savoir, doit etre envisage comme un travail personnalise. Elle se demande si l'augmentation du nombre de publications a caractere autobiographique est liee au developpement de la recherche feminine

Gender Tragedies: East Texas Cockfighting and Hamlet:

Gender, the Personal, and the Voice of Scholarship: A Viewpoint

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Hamlet haven: An online, annotated bibliography

There is no story in Western literature that epitomizes the dominant Western discourse of individualism as clearly, and its effects as boldly, as Shakespeare's Hamlet. “This above all: to thine own self be true” (I.iii.78) is the cornerstone of Western individualism and the discourse of the individual over the relational. Though Hamlet was written over 500 years ago, the theme of individualism parallels strongly with the present Western construction of madness in mental health. In this article, a narrative case study of Hamlet is presented as a creative vehicle to explain narrative therapy and to challenge the individualized notion of madness by decentering it, unpacking it, and making it visible (Derrida, 1997; White, 1991). It is proposed in Hamlet that self-subjugation related to individualizing discourse, coupled with corresponding discourses concerning duty, honor, and gender, influence Shakespeare's characters’ abilities to communicate and to polyvocally negotiate the meaning of events in their live...

Gender Tragedies: East Texas Cockfighting and Hamlet:

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Gender, the Personal, and the Voice of Scholarship: A Viewpoint

Hamlet haven: An online, annotated bibliography

A Narrative Case Study of Hamlet and the Cultural Construction of Western Individualism, Diagnosis, and Madness