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SUMMARY:Articulation. Discourse\, Performativity and the Senses
DESCRIPTION:Articulation is at the centre of politics: individual as well a
 s collective political actors would be unable to interact and argue were t
 hey not articulating their interests and claims in a way comprehensible to
  others. Accordingly\, articulation is an essential element of all discurs
 ive formations – and by the same token\, it is an act that has to be per
 formed before it can constitute an argumentative relationship between poli
 tical actors. Notwithstanding its central role in discursive and political
  formations\, articulation is surprisingly undertheorized\, and in particu
 lar its performative dimension had been neglected. There are fragments of 
 theory in various social sciences and in the humanities\, but they were di
 scussed separately and never integrated into a larger framework that ackno
 wledges all dimensions of articulation. This paper discusses the different
  strands of theoretical reflection and develops an outline of a theory of 
 articulation. \\r\\n\\r\\nColloquium: Current Research and Debates [t3://p
 age?uid=393]
X-ALT-DESC:Articulation is at the centre of politics: individual as well as
  collective political actors would be unable to interact and argue were th
 ey not articulating their interests and claims in a way comprehensible to 
 others. Accordingly\, articulation is an essential element of all discursi
 ve formations – and by the same token\, it is an act that has to be perf
 ormed before it can constitute an argumentative relationship between polit
 ical actors. Notwithstanding its central role in discursive and political 
 formations\, articulation is surprisingly undertheorized\, and in particul
 ar its performative dimension had been neglected. There are fragments of t
 heory in various social sciences and in the humanities\, but they were dis
 cussed separately and never integrated into a larger framework that acknow
 ledges all dimensions of articulation. This paper discusses the different 
 strands of theoretical reflection and develops an outline of a theory of a
 rticulation. \n\n<a class="internal-link" title="Opens internal link in cu
 rrent window" href="t3://page?uid=393">Colloquium: Current Research and De
 bates</a>
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