"We have to write, read, recount stories, tell our neighbours what books we like; a language must first and foremost live otherwise it's just an ideology," he said.
Between the periods of his "return to Freud" and later teachings, Lacan reconsiders and alters what is conceptualized under the heading of the "like a language" (comme un langage) part of his fundamental claim that, "the unconscious is structured like a language".
"It's like a language spoken by a baby.
Salesmanship is more like a language unto itself.
Forsythe's basic idea is that ballet is like a language.
Some start-up types go even further, employing something like a language of digital wellness.
Of course, there is nothing like a language issue to get the French exercised.
Even when Chris slaughters Mary, it feels like a language game.
Our nerdy running chat served like a language we'd never had before.
The plainness of the writing felt like a language I could relate to".
Novels usually like a language true to the facts of the world.
