Take care of the other. Word alter and mental health in times of pandemic
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https://doi.org/10.21501/16920945.4355Keywords:
Discourse, Intersubjective care, Pandemic, Political subject, Social assistance, Social interaction, SpeechAbstract
This text presents a reflection on the function of the word as an action of care for the other during the current pandemic. Two dimensions are contrasted: the affectation of the discourse and the political subject during the confinement and the ways in which the word took force to contribute to the generation of bonding and intersubjective care.
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