Date: Fri, 20 Apr 2001 23:33:36 +0200 (CEST) From: Birgit Bock <birgit.bock-AT-student.uni-tuebingen.de> Subject: audio foucalt Hey boys and girls before I destroyed my last computer on while moving , I had down loaded a n audio file of foucualt speaking at berkeley with Martin J. I forget where I down loaded the file from but some one this list had a link. Does anyone know about it. It is about one hour long, and I think a very interesting audio sample because it in my opinion reveals foucalts art of discussing. Most Professors don't have a bad habit of talking through other people, not listening to what others say and being interested in their concerns, but I was delighted and surprised to hear foucault, asking those in the audience questions about their own understanding of his work. I think that the audio file might be used as an example of foucaults own ethics of conversation. At one point in the interview a grad student, says to foucault, you never stopped doing archaeology did you? and Foucault answers "No". But if anyone had read Rabinau and Deyfus"s book, one of the central points is Foucaults turn away form he archaeological method used in the order of things. I am unable to think beyond the archaeology put forward in the order of things. And it has dominated by thought since 98, or so. I am curious as well if others on the list are of the same school, or what kind for method to they use to approach the world. Some say there is the genological method, which is claims that there are always power-structures in the naming and narrating of the past,but I still don't understand why that is different than archaeology. Deconstruction, etc. jeremiah http://www.peak057.com/yourselfdown/
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