- forensic - PSYCHOANALYSIS AND SEMIOTICS

Under the title "- forensic - PSYCHOANALYSIS AND SEMIOTICS", contents and practices are presented here that deal with exactly these topics:

That is, with a psychoanalysis conceived out of research and the experiences of therapeutic and especially forensic work, and which, for the purpose of this conceptual work, draws heavily on basic ideas of semiotics from Charles Sanders Peirce (and is also "flanked" by the thinking of Karl Popper and Hans Albert).

Thus, a psychoanalytic work is to be opened up, which finds its way to a "grammatology " and "DIA/GRAMMATICS", which increases the objectivity of psychoanalysis and frees it from the "psychological remnants " of the 19th century.

Moreover, the position thus unfolded is to be understood also as a "footnote" to Critical Rationalism - in that sense that it fills one of its blank spaces.That is, how "man" comes to a critical-rational attitude at all; therefore to an attitude that is always just instantiating "a something" that "reaches far beyond man".