Michel Foucault, philosopher : essays
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Michel Foucault, philosopher : essays
Harvester Wheatsheaf, 1992
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Michel Foucault, philosophe
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First published as Michel Foucault, philosophe: Paris : Seuil, 1989
First published under the direction of François Ewald
Includes bibliographical references
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This collection of essays on the philosophy of Foucault assesses his various work from a variety of perspectives: his place in the history of philosophy; his style and method of philosophical expression; his notions of political power; his ethical thought; and his attitude to psychoanalysis.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Michel Foucault in the history of Western philosophy: archaeology and epistemology, Roberto Machado
- notes on phenomenology in "Words and Things", Gerard Lebrun
- Foucault and Marx - the question of nominalism, Etienne Balibar
- Michel Foucault and psychoanalysis, Jacques-Alain Miller
- within philosophy or without?, Francois Wahl
- on the ordering of things - being and power in Heidegger and Foucault, Hubert L. Dreyfus. Part 2 Style and discourse, Manfred Frank
- on Michel Foucault's philosophical style - towards a critique of the normal way, Miguel Morey
- the word of God - "I am dead", Denis Hollier
- oneirocriticisms, Walter Seitter
- towards fiction, Raymond Bellour. Part 3 Power and government: what is a "dispositif"?, Gilles Deleuze
- a power without an exterior, Francois Ewald
- towards a natural history of norms, Pierre Macherey
- Michel Foucault and the police state, Blandine Barret-Kriegel
- on Foucault's uses of the notion "bio-power", Michael Donnelly
- Foucault and the liberal view of the free individual, Allessandro Pizzorno. Part 4 Ethics and the subject: Foucault - the ethic and the work, John Rajchman
- reflections on the notion of "the cultivation of the self", Pierre Hadot
- the constitution of the subject and spiritual practice, Christian Jambet
- the aesthetic of existence - post-conventional morality and the theory of power in Michel Foucault, Rainer Rochlitz
- beyond life and death - on Foucault's post-Auschwitz ethic, James W. Bernauer. Part 5 Rationalities and histories: rationality, force and power - Foucault and Habermas' criticisms, Dominique Janicaud
- Foucault, the present and history, Mark Poster
- Foucault, morality and criticism, Christian Bouchindhomme
- moral identity and private autonomy, Richard Rorty
- Michel Foucault's nihilism, Andre Gluckmann
- Foucault and going beyond (or the fulfilment of) nihilism, Paul Veyne.
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