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we are Talking about the archaeology of knowledge, published in April 1969
ReplyDeleteyear. Not the most, may be quoted and analyzed in the literature on Foucault,
this work however is in the movement of his thoughts is a special and important place.
A kind of "methodological afterword" to Words and things this book,
perhaps, the only one written by Foucault, where we are talking only about the method. It
explains about involved in the previous works, principles of analysis
and concepts, provides the necessary discernment, trying to answer these
he questions and to the criticism, the object of which was used in
The words and things approach to the history of knowledge and ideas (first and foremost -
trying to dissociate himself from structuralism to which one voice ranked
and his friends and foes). Here at the same time and summing up, and his
kind of clearing the way to move forward. This is what Foucault himself, presenting
this book tells about his intentions: "to Explain what I wanted to do in
the previous books where so many things were still vague? Not only
not so much; but going a little further back, as if a new coil
spiral, here on this side that I have already taken; to show where I
spoke; to identify the space that makes it possible for these
research as well as, perhaps, others that I'll never achieve;
in short - to give importance to that word: archelogy that I left
empty" (L'archeologie du savoir, book cover).