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From: Sylvie Ruelle <sylvieruelle-AT-earthlink.net>
Date: Mon, 6 Dec 2004 01:22:56 -0800
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Subject: [D-G] foucault: savages, barbarians, civilized man


  for some strange reason i am always led back to the notions of savage,=20
barbarians, and
  civilized man.=A0 i am wondering where this would tie in with the
discussions we are having.


  Foucault's "Society Must Be Defended" has an excellent discussion of=20
these notions and I
  would like to know a film that uses these notions.=A0 So far I can think
of "Quest for Fire" but
  I am not sure if it uses these notions in the proper sense of
Deleuzian thought.=A0 And, of
  course, it does not reach the point of civilized man in it's storyline=20
but there must be a film
  where all three are included.=A0 And I am also thinking of "Brotherhood
of the Wolf" that
  might contain all three.




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