Published: October 2023

Keywords:
Pietro Barbetta, Chloe Kolyri, Rhizome, Dendrome – Arborescent, Language, Lacan, Unconscious, Psychotherapy, Meaning, Sense, Surface, Body, Historical body, Spirit, Systemics, Therapeutic Talk, Jean Piaget, Eleni Butulussi, Linguistics, Andreas Tsonidis, Dipoles, Disjunctive Talk, The Postulates of Linguistics, Identity, Becoming, Subjectivations.

Chloe Kolyri

With degrees in Medicine, Psychiatry and Neurophysiology, Chloe Kolyri is a psychoanalyst. Founding member of the Greek Anti-psychiatry group and the Delezo-Guattarian studies group, She has published on queer-gender, Deleuze and psychoanalysis.

Eleni Butulussi

Professor of Applied Linguistics Subject: "Applied Linguistics in relation to the analysis of the Greek and German languages".

Efrosini Moureli

Psychiatrist, group analyst, psychotherapist, efros@otenet.gr

Andreas Tsonidis

Psychologist and family therapist. Trainer and supervisor at the Institute of Systemic Thinking and Psychotherapy, Thessaloniki. Alongside his clinical work, he teaches artistic photography and is particularly concerned with using the photographic medium in personal development processes.

Abstract

Interest, dense and fruitful feedback to Pietro Barbetta's speech on the "Rhizomatic Language", first by Chloe Kolyri. In other words, a psychoanalyst expands Pietro's presentation and "teaches" beautifully Deleuze, clarifying concepts and consequent psychotherapeutic stance – connecting with systemic theory and practice.

Eleni Butulussi elaborates on contemporary Linguistics.

Andreas Tsonidis poses critical questions about the emerging dipoles.

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