From: "Gary Yuen" <gyuen-AT-best.com>
Subject: RE: a student query about power/knowledge
Date: Sun, 26 Apr 1998 16:15:23 -0700


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Yes but I haven't seen anyone come close to write anything satisfactory on
power. So far, Deleuze's is the best but there will be better.

Gary
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    Wayne,
        Try the "Two Lectures" in the book Power/Knowledge. This lecture
gives great insight on Foucault's theories of Power in it's relation to
knowledge and discourse. read it twice then write.


    Michael Thomas

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Wayne,

    Try the "Two Lectures" in the book Power/Knowledge. This lecture gives great insight on Foucault's theories of Power in it's relation to knowledge and discourse. read it twice then write.

 

 

Michael Thomas