Problems of Style: Michel Foucault's Epistemology

SUNY Press (1995)
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This is a unification of Michel Foucault's thought as a systematic epistemological project. Privitera shows that the method and unity of Foucault's writings can only be seen by examining their origins in the work of Bachelard and Canguilhem.

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