Posted on my site michel-foucault.com We have to rid ourselves of the prejudice that a history without causality is no longer history. [Michel Foucault. (1994) [1967]. Qui êtes-vous Professeur Foucault? In Dits et écrits: 1954-1988. Vol I. D. Defert, F. Ewald & J. Lagrange (Eds.). Paris: Gallimard, p. 607. This passage translated by Clare O’Farrell [...]
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Foucault on historical causality
Posted in Foucault, tagged causality, history, Marx, Sartre, The Order of Things on February 10, 2009 | 10 Comments »
Foucault and the history of the present
Posted in Foucault, tagged history of the present, The Order of Things on January 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Michel Foucault. (1994) [1967]. Qui êtes-vous Professeur Foucault? In Dits et écrits: 1954-1988. Vol I. D. Defert, F. Ewald & J. Lagrange (Eds.). Paris: Gallimard. (pp. 601-620). Michel Foucault. (1999) [1967]. Who are you, Professor Foucault? In Religion and Culture. J. R. Carrette (Ed.). Manchester: Manchester University Press. (pp. 87-103). The page numbers below refer [...]
Foucault and structuralism
Posted in Foucault, tagged history of the present, power, structuralism, The Order of Things on December 31, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Posted on my site michel-foucault.com Interviewer: Structuralism was not born recently. It was around at the beginning of the century. Yet it is only today that people have started talking about it. For the general public you are the priest of ‘structuralism’. Why? Foucault: At the very most I am the altar boy of structuralism. [...]
