Date: Thu, 12 Aug 1999 08:15:15 +0000 From: "D.H.Moldenhagen" <Dag.H.Moldenhagen-AT-rlvphs.no> Subject: Re: Jbutler and Foucault ruth gustafson wrote: > I am reading Butler and I came across that idea---but I can't get very far > with it except that Foucault does seem to privilege or essentialize some > elements of his framework but this has been said before in that he makes > some structure of power-knowledge. I am very interested in how discourse > travels, through what institutions and nexi so I find Foucault's > 'structure' helpful. But at the same time I am looking into discourses of > the imaginary and how tht may or may not be colonized by other discourses > which is I think what Butler examines, in part, in Bodies that matter. Could you give a short reply by what you mean by "being imaginized". I am interensting in how cultural body images turn into "literal images" or "fragments of literal images" Any idea? > Can > one invent a liberated, maybe better to say undisciplined voice? Anyone? > Ruthg > > Ruth Gustafson
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