Re: Different problems, different solutions

+ From: "na.devine" <na.devine@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+ Date: Mon, 15 Jun 1998 00:40:46 +0000

Thanks to M.A. King for his lucid comment on my problem.

Does this meant that Foucault can be considered - contingently - a
liberal, a Marxist and a Foucauldian?

I don't find this impossible at all.

cheers,

Nesta

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