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ESTAY STANGE, Verónica. Incarnated Enunciation: Rhythms of the Song, Rhythms of the Body. Tóp. Sem [online]. 2025, n.53, pp.66-81.  Epub 03-Mar-2025. ISSN 2594-0619.  https://doi.org/10.35494/topsem.2025.1.53.891.

Returning to the concept of “Symbolic efficacy” proposed by Lévi-Strauss based on the analysis of a shamanic developed by the Kuna Indians in the context of a difficult birth, this article analyzes the sensitive dimension of enunciation with the aim of showing that this efficacy is also, or above all, a rhythmical efficacy. From this perspective, we consider that the parallelisms that structure both the content plane and that the expression plane generate, in their syntagmatic deployment, a system of tensions and distensions destined to become incarnated in the patient, through breathing. We thus study the mechanisms of this somatic adhesion which, referring to Husserl’s concept of “perceptual faith”, determines a path of the voice which is also a path of the body.

Palabras llave : symbolic efficiency; enunciation; rhythm; tensivity; perceptive faith.

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