@article{discovery10000965,
           title = {Interpreting 'resistance' sociologically: a reflection on the recontextualisation of psychoanalytic concepts into sociological analysis},
           pages = {627--644},
            note = {This article explores the contextual, methodological and theoretical implications of using psychoanalytic concepts within sociological analysis. Through the interpretation of an interaction between myself and a research participant as an instance of 'resistance', I argue that it is possible to recontextualize psychoanalytic concepts, but that this recontextualization involves an inevitable transformation in meaning. In addition, I suggest that an analysis incorporating psychoanalytically derived interpretations, combined with more traditional approaches to discursive social analysis, can enhance our understanding of social phenomena. KEY WORDS discursive regulations / methodology / recontextualization / resistance Copyright {\copyright} 2007 by BSA Publications Ltd.},
          volume = {41},
         journal = {Sociology},
            year = {2007},
           month = {August},
          number = {4},
             url = {https://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/10000965/},
          author = {Lapping, Claudia},
        abstract = {This paper explores the contextual, methodological and theoretical implications of using psychoanalytic concepts within sociological analysis. Through the interpretation of an interaction between myself and a research participant as an instance of 'resistance', I will argue that it is possible to recontextualise psychoanalytic concepts, but that this recontextualisation involves an inevitable transformation in meaning. In addition, I will suggest that an analysis incorporating psychoanalytically derived interpretations, combined with more traditional approaches to discursive social analysis, can enhance our understanding of social phenomena.},
            issn = {0038-0385}
}