From: "Samuel A. Chambers" <Samuel.A.Chambers-1-AT-tc.umn.edu>
Subject: Re: methodological precautions
Date: Tue, 14 Jan 97 22:22:22 -0600


Responding to the message of 
<2.2.32.19970115032935.0068d424-AT-lv.levels.unisa.edu.au>
>from foucault-AT-jefferson.village.Virginia.EDU:
> 
> Pablo
> 
> Thanks for that. Still a bit of a mystery though since I don't read French I
> must have got it from elsewhere. 
> 
> Rigmor
> 
> At 23:44 14/01/97 -0200, you wrote:
> >The five methodological precautions you are looking for are probably
> >those mentioned by Foucault in a course he gave in Jan. 14th, 1976 at
> >College de France. I don't know whether it was published in English, but
> >you certainly can find it in Dits et Ecrit (vol. 3, I think).
> >	Good luck,
> >	Pablo Ortellado
> >
> Rigmor George
> Senior Lecturer
> Flexible Learning Centre
> The Levels Campus
> University of South Australia
> Ph 08 83023297
> 
> 

You can find these "methodological precautions" in "Two Lectures" which is 
published in the collection Power/Knowledge--the precations themselves appear in
the second of the two lectures.  I also think that this piece is found in the 
Kelly edited volume "Critique and Power" and probably quite a few other places 
as well.

--Sam Chambers