michel foucault's ecstatic thinking
michel foucault's ecstatic thinking
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米歇尔·福柯的狂喜思维
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10.1177/019145378701200205
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1987
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James W. Bernauer
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作者:
James W. Bernauer
Although Michel Foucault’s life was cut short by a premature death, his work was not deprived of a good measure of completion. His published writings span a period of thirty years and, while they manifest an extraordinary range of interests, there is a remarkable coherence to the achievement of a philosopher who was so willfully anti-systematic. The key to that coherence, however, is to be found neither in the particular topics he investigated nor in the different methods he pursued. Running through these, amid the scattered researches on one hand and the refining of method on the other, was a fundamental interrogation of his experience of thinking itself, a continuing concern with the route it should follow if research was to be more than academic exercise and method more potent than arrangement of material. The single experience which