kom ek vertel vir jou ’n storie oor lacan se objet petit a (“kleinletter-ander”): ’n outo-etnografiese verkenning van ’n kreatiewe persoon se ervaring tydens die skryf van ’n akademiese artikel oor die kreatiewe proses
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Abstract
Let me tell you a story about Lacan’s objet petit a (“lowercase- other”): an auto-ethnographical investigation of a creative person’s experience of writing an academic article on the creative process
This article is an auto-ethnographical narrative that, through the splintering of the ego, views the creative process reflectively and reflexively. It includes an exploratory investigation of the concept “Other” as it appears in three creative texts created as part of the “Tracking creative creatures” project.
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| Authors | ;R. Hattingh |
| Journal | Analytical chemistry |
| Year | 2009 |
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