Producción del mensaje esquizofrénico: modalidades del enunciado y modalidades de la enunciación
Abstract
Este trabajo intenta establecer perspectivas para el estudio de algunos mecanismos que intervienen en la producción de mensajes en sujetos esquizofrénicos. El abordaje se sitúa primordialmente en un nivel de análisis lingüístico, aplicando para la descripción de dichas producciones modelos construidos por esta ciencia. Este enfoque implica entonces el ordenamiento y explicación de los fenómenos (y/o invariancias observadas) en tanto estructuraciones lingüísticas particulares en sus diversos grados de "apartamiento" de aquellas consideradas "normales" dentro de la competencia de los hablantes de una comunidad.Downloads
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Published
2014-10-20
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Nethol, A. M., Tizio, H., & Napolitano, G. (2014). Producción del mensaje esquizofrénico: modalidades del enunciado y modalidades de la enunciación. Journal of Psychology, 6. Retrieved from https://revistas.unlp.edu.ar/revpsi/article/view/1034
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