Personally I do not understand at all where most of the people who write about Foucault or use Foucault in their studies (particularly in the fields of sociology and philosophy) get their interpretation of Foucault from.
When I started to get interested in Foucault I had an odd reflex of getting my hand on secondary literature [...]
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Foucault and the academe
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