Saturday Jul 13, 2024
Michel Foucault's "The Archaeology of Knowledge" (Part 1 of 4)
In this episode, I cover the introduction to Michel Foucault's "The Archaeology of Knowledge."
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(here’s the end of my comment, pity you limit the text like that) .... as opposed to fiction is of value because it tells us about our legacy, who we are through what has gone before, and that we have been largely shaped by the ’official’ history and those less official but still accessible through some kind of transcription, and very little affected by some of the other versions of history. It may be a ’one-sided’ version but it is the story that has a layered constriction of our origins.
Monday Feb 24, 2025
Hi. It’s a very interesting podcast. However I really must pull you up on one point. You are of course right that history tells a certain biased side of the story. But you fail to acknowledge or perhaps even understand why. Yes what is retained is often the part of history that was transcribed in texts that were maybe seen from one particular perspective and to the exclusion of other interesting perspectives. Although that is true one should never forget that history, as opposed to fiction is of
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