La psicología crítica de Ian Parker: análisis de discurso, marxismo trotskista y psicoanálisis lacaniano
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análisis de discurso, Ian Parker, marxismo trotskista, psicoanálisis lacaniano, psicología críticaResumen
Al elaborar su psicología crítica, Ian Parker se ubica en tres grandes tradiciones teóricas y metodológicas que se entretejen de manera compleja en el conjunto de su obra: en primer lugar, el análisis de discurso; en segundo lugar, el marxismo, principalmente en su versión trotskista; en tercer lugar, el psicoanálisis, específicamente el psicoanálisis lacaniano. En este artículo se analiza la manera particular en que Parker interpreta estas tradiciones, utilizándolas cuando toma posición en cada una de ellas para fundar sus críticas a la psicología y a la cultura de nuestro tiempo.Citas
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