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Using Language in Psychiatry

Jonathan Fine · The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry · 2001

Much of the diagnosis and definition of psychiatric disorders depends on language behaviour. Both the lay and clinical communities recognize that some atypical language behaviour helps to the identify psychiatric disorders. A functional approach to language provides the means to classify the atypicalities in meaning and in wordings that are associated with psychiatric disorders. Culture levels, register, genre, context, vocabulary-grammar, and sound must all be taken into account in considering language atypicalities. Language simultaneously conveys 3 kinds of meaning—ideational, interpersonal and textual. Individually or combined, these 3 kinds of meaning can be used to describe the atypical language behaviour associated with psychiatric disorders. Une large part du diagnostic et de la définition des troubles psychiatriques repose sur le comportement linguistique. Les milieux tant profanes que cliniques reconnaissent qu'un certain comportement linguistique anormal aide à reconnaître les troubles psychiatriques. Une approche fonctionnelle de la langue fournit les moyens de classer les anormalités selon le sens et le choix des termes qui sont associés aux troubles

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