Language Madness And Desire: On Literature Michel Foucault University Of Minnesota Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Fiction Essays Literary Reference

As A Transformative Thinker Of The Twentieth Century Whose Work Spanned All Branches Humanities Michel Foucault Had Complex And Profound Relationship With Literature Yet This Critical Aspect His Thought Because It Was Largely Expressed In Speeches Interviews Remains Virtually Unknown To Even Most Loyal Readers Book Brings Together Previously Unpublished Transcripts Oral Presentations Which Speaks At Length About Its Links Some Principal Themes: Madness Language Criticism Truth Desire Associations Between Language-And Silence-Preoccupy Two 1963 Radio Broadcasts Presented Here He Ranges Among Literary Examples From Cervantes Shakespeare Diderot Before Taking Up Questions Artaud\ S Correspondence Lettres De Cachet Materiality Lectures On Relations Discusses Joyce Proust Chateaubriand Racine Corneille Well Linguist Roman Jakobson What We Know Contends Begins Marquis Sade Writing-Particularly La Nouvelle Justine Juliette-He Devotes Full Two-Part Lecture Series Focusing Notions Self-Consciousness Following Meditations History Recently Published Speech After Death Current Volume Makes Clear Importance Foucault\ Intellectual Development Σελίδες: 176 Διαστάσεις: 12 7X12 7Cm