Possibly one of the most significant, yet most overlooked, works of the twentieth century, it was The Order of Things that established Foucault's reputation as an intellectual giant.
Possibly one of the most significant, yet most overlooked, works of the twentieth century, it was The Order of Things that established Foucault's reputation as an intellectual giant.
Michel Foucault (1926-84). Celebrated French thinker and activist who challenged people's assumptions about care of the mentally ill, gay rights, prisons, the police and welfare.
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Publishers Note Forward to the English Edition Preface Part I: 1.Las Meninas 2.The Prose of the World: I The Four Similitudes II Signatures III The Limits of the World IV the Writing of Things V The Being of Language 3.Representing: I Don Quixote II Order III The Representation of the Sign IV Duplicated Representation V The Imagination of Resemblance VI Mathesis and 'Taxinoma' 4. Speaking: I Criticism and Commentary II General Grammar III The Theory of the Verb IV Articulation V Designation VI Derivation VII The Quadrilateral Language 5. Classifying: I What the Historians say II Natural History III Structure IV Character V Continuity and Catastrophe VI Monsters and Fossils VII The Discourse of Nature 6. Exchanging: I The Analysis of wealth II Money and Prices III Mercantilism IV The Pledge and the Price V The Creation of Value VI Utility VII General Table VIII Desire and Representation Part 2 7. The Limits of Representation: I The Age of History II The Measure of Labour III The Organic Structure of Beings IV Word Inflection V Ideology and Criticism VI Objective Synthesis 8. Labour life Language: I The New Empiricities II Ricardo III Cuvier IV Bopp V Language Became Object 9. Man and His Doubles: I The return of Language II The Place of the King III The Analytic of Finitude IV The Empirical and the Transcendental V The 'Cogito' and the Unthought VI The Retreat and the Return of the Origin VII Discourse and Man's Being VIII The Anthropological Sleep 10. The Human Sciences: I The Three Faces of Knowledge II The Form of the Human Sciences III The Three Models IV History V Psychoanalysis and Ethnology VI In Conclusion
Publishers Note, Forward to the English Edition, Preface Part I: 1.Las Meninas 2.The Prose of the World: I The Four Similitudes, II Signatures, III The Limits of the World, IV the Writing of Things, V The Being of Language 3.Representing: I Don Quixote, II Order, III The Representation of the Sign, IV Duplicated Representation, V The Imagination of Resemblance, VI Mathesis and 'Taxinoma' 4. Speaking: I Criticism and Commentary, II General Grammar, III The Theory of the Verb, IV Articulation, V Designation, VI Derivation, VII The Quadrilateral Language 5. Classifying: I What the Historians say, II Natural History, III Structure, IV Character, V Continuity and Catastrophe, VI Monsters and Fossils, VII The Discourse of Nature 6. Exchanging: I The Analysis of wealth, II Money and Prices, III Mercantilism, IV The Pledge and the Price, V The Creation of Value, VI Utility, VII General Table, VIII Desire and Representation Part 2 7. The Limits of Representation: I The Age of History, II The Measure of Labour, III The Organic Structure of Beings, IV Word Inflection, V Ideology and Criticism, VI Objective Synthesis 8. Labour, life, Language: I The New Empiricities, II Ricardo, III Cuvier, IV Bopp, V Language Became Object 9. Man and His Doubles: I The return of Language, II The Place of the King, III The Analytic of Finitude, IV The Empirical and the Transcendental, V The 'Cogito' and the Unthought, VI The Retreat and the Return of the Origin, VII Discourse and Man's Being, VIII The Anthropological Sleep 10. The Human Sciences: I The Three Faces of Knowledge, II The Form of the Human Sciences, III The Three Models, IV History, V Psychoanalysis and Ethnology, VI In Conclusion
Publishers Note Forward to the English Edition Preface Part I: 1.Las Meninas 2.The Prose of the World: I The Four Similitudes II Signatures III The Limits of the World IV the Writing of Things V The Being of Language 3.Representing: I Don Quixote II Order III The Representation of the Sign IV Duplicated Representation V The Imagination of Resemblance VI Mathesis and 'Taxinoma' 4. Speaking: I Criticism and Commentary II General Grammar III The Theory of the Verb IV Articulation V Designation VI Derivation VII The Quadrilateral Language 5. Classifying: I What the Historians say II Natural History III Structure IV Character V Continuity and Catastrophe VI Monsters and Fossils VII The Discourse of Nature 6. Exchanging: I The Analysis of wealth II Money and Prices III Mercantilism IV The Pledge and the Price V The Creation of Value VI Utility VII General Table VIII Desire and Representation Part 2 7. The Limits of Representation: I The Age of History II The Measure of Labour III The Organic Structure of Beings IV Word Inflection V Ideology and Criticism VI Objective Synthesis 8. Labour life Language: I The New Empiricities II Ricardo III Cuvier IV Bopp V Language Became Object 9. Man and His Doubles: I The return of Language II The Place of the King III The Analytic of Finitude IV The Empirical and the Transcendental V The 'Cogito' and the Unthought VI The Retreat and the Return of the Origin VII Discourse and Man's Being VIII The Anthropological Sleep 10. The Human Sciences: I The Three Faces of Knowledge II The Form of the Human Sciences III The Three Models IV History V Psychoanalysis and Ethnology VI In Conclusion
Publishers Note, Forward to the English Edition, Preface Part I: 1.Las Meninas 2.The Prose of the World: I The Four Similitudes, II Signatures, III The Limits of the World, IV the Writing of Things, V The Being of Language 3.Representing: I Don Quixote, II Order, III The Representation of the Sign, IV Duplicated Representation, V The Imagination of Resemblance, VI Mathesis and 'Taxinoma' 4. Speaking: I Criticism and Commentary, II General Grammar, III The Theory of the Verb, IV Articulation, V Designation, VI Derivation, VII The Quadrilateral Language 5. Classifying: I What the Historians say, II Natural History, III Structure, IV Character, V Continuity and Catastrophe, VI Monsters and Fossils, VII The Discourse of Nature 6. Exchanging: I The Analysis of wealth, II Money and Prices, III Mercantilism, IV The Pledge and the Price, V The Creation of Value, VI Utility, VII General Table, VIII Desire and Representation Part 2 7. The Limits of Representation: I The Age of History, II The Measure of Labour, III The Organic Structure of Beings, IV Word Inflection, V Ideology and Criticism, VI Objective Synthesis 8. Labour, life, Language: I The New Empiricities, II Ricardo, III Cuvier, IV Bopp, V Language Became Object 9. Man and His Doubles: I The return of Language, II The Place of the King, III The Analytic of Finitude, IV The Empirical and the Transcendental, V The 'Cogito' and the Unthought, VI The Retreat and the Return of the Origin, VII Discourse and Man's Being, VIII The Anthropological Sleep 10. The Human Sciences: I The Three Faces of Knowledge, II The Form of the Human Sciences, III The Three Models, IV History, V Psychoanalysis and Ethnology, VI In Conclusion
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'Foucault's most important work.' - Hayden V. White
'One is left with a sense of real and original force' - George Steiner
'The work numbers among those outward signs of culture the trained eye should find on prominent display in every private library. Have you read it? One's social and intellectual standing depends on the response.' - Michel de Certeau
'Foucault's most important work.' - Hayden V. White
'One is left with a sense of real and original force' - George Steiner
'The work numbers among those outward signs of culture the trained eye should find on prominent display in every private library. Have you read it? One's social and intellectual standing depends on the response.' - Michel de Certeau
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