emmanuel pehau schreef:
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Erik
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éIsn't it the case that when someone anounces anything, in the event of making the anouncement public, the anouncer takes credit or authority for the anouncement and claims his/her place in the field of power relations (like I'm doing now)?
The notion that "énociation" is linked to authority has long been ingrained in roman languages : Benveniste had it that the latin dicere's primary use was as a "vocable d'institution", and that, as suc, it meant something like " showing through words and with authority whast has to be or be done".
So one (someone pretty bold) could say that Foucault somewhat generalized the notion : the "énoncé" does not have to come necessarily from a position of authority for "énonciation" to take place in a complex system of power relationships.
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Erik
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