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ISBN: Ostalo
Godina izdanja: 0000
Jezik: Engleski
Autor: Strani
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MICHEL FOUCAULT
Social Theory and Transgression
Charles C. Lemert and Garth Gillan
Publisher : Columbia University Press; 1st US Edition 1st Printing (1982)
Language : English
Paperback : 169 pages
Item Weight : 8 ounces
MICHEL FOUCAULT, unquestionably one of the major intellectual figures of our time, is also one of the most controversial. In Michel Foucault: Social Theory and Transgression Charles C. Lemert and Garth Gillan explicate his thought—its method, context, and key themes—clearly, comprehensively, and systematically. By so neatly covering the notoriously wide range of Foucault’s work in a single volume, Lemert and Gillan provide both the foremost extensive analysis of Foucault available to date in any language—and the best possible introduction to this original mind.
Emphasizing Foucault’s historical studies, from Madness and Civilization through The Birth of the Clinic to The History of Sexuality, Lemert and Gillan insightfully explain and criticize the basic concepts which inform these fascinating studies. Through Michel Foucault: Social Theory and Transgression, the reader comes to see just what Foucault means by such now famous signature formulations as transgression, power/knowledge, the body, politics, discourse, and death. And the reader will see just how Foucault has arrived at these concepts.
The authors state, “The very fact [that Foucault is so widely read and Batgely by an intellectually restless readership suggests something of his importance. And this has impli-cations for the way in which he ought to be approached.’’ Charles C. Lemert and Garth Gillan do not sacrifice that subtlety necessary to an understanding of Foucault. [Michel Foucault keeps all of those [ virtues which characterize its extraordinary subject including the drama of the thought itself.
Charles C. Lemert is professor of sociology at Wesleyan University. He is the author of Sociology and the Twilight of Man and the editor of French Sociology (CUP 1981);] Garth Gillan is professor of philosophy at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. He is the author `of From Sign to Symbol and the leditor of Horizons of Flesh.