Foucault
Foucault by J G Merquior, published by Fontana Paperbacks in 1997, is a comprehensive examination of the works of Michel Foucault. This 2nd edition, available in English and spanning 196 pages, delves into Foucault’s philosophical history, his influences from other thinkers, and his intricate ties to French structuralism. The book raises significant questions regarding the value and legitimacy of Foucault’s philosophical rhetoric and the role of the modern intellectual.
Readers will find an array of secondary literature that contextualizes Foucault’s contributions to Western philosophy, particularly in the 20th century. The text engages with various philosophical themes and critiques, providing insights into Foucault’s complex ideas and their implications. This edition serves as a resource for those interested in exploring the intersections of philosophy and intellectual discourse, making it a valuable addition to any philosophical library.
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Encompassing all of Foucault’s published work, this book provides an array of secondary literature about Foucault including his philosophical history, his debts to other thinkers, and his complex relationship to French structuralism. This book raises important queries as to the ultimate value and legitimacy of his variety of philosophical rhetoric, with its attendant view of the role of the modern intellectual.
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