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the prob...The hallmark of this tribasic episteme is<br />the problem of man as a biologically finite, doomed ha work<br />in fear of starvation and riddled with structures of the language created<br />not they arose before him. These topics of anthropology are, in Foucault,<br />closely related to the modern episteme with the theme of the story. The story embodies<br />the ultimate desire of man to get rid of their original limbs<br />of being, to destroy it or at least reduce some of its role. Such<br />ways of the modern episteme, according to Foucault, offers two: they<br />owned by Ricardo and Marx. For Ricardo, the movement of the story is<br />gradually approaching the point of perfect balance between human<br />needs and economic production and in the limit-stop<br />time. On the contrary, in Marx is the ratio of history and anthropology otherwise:<br />speeding up the flow of the story increases economic production, and<br />also the number of people participating in this production, there<br />the brink of starvation; the people who have experienced fully the material<br />destitution and spiritual deprivation, acquire the ability to change direction<br />history through revolutionary action and thereby start a new<br />time, a new story. Diametrically opposed to these decisions<br />the view of Foucault, is only apparent: the archaeological soil of both is one.<br />Of course, to the reader, the Marxist, such an understanding is unacceptable:<br />the revolutionary novelty of Marxism towards the theory of such classics<br />bourgeois political economy, as Ricardo, is clear and obvious. If<br />Foucault does not hesitate to use such an obvious break, it was only because<br />his scheme replaces for him the facts. And it's not unique -- for<br />substantially the same unscientific paradox looks the proclamation of Cuvier, and<br />not of Lamarck the precursor to evolutionary biology, what we discussed above.Pearl Necklacehttps://www.blogger.com/profile/01857152720762307589noreply@blogger.com