MICHEL FOUCAULT, info.

Herewith I send you (as attachment in Word) my 
chronological bibliography in which the date of 
composition is approached as far as possible.
Furthermore the Chronologie in Dits et Ecrits is very informative

yours
machiel karskens



At 09:35 21-12-2009, you wrote:
> Thanks to everyone who has responded for their 
> help and comments with this. One of the things I 
> am specifically being asked about is the three 
> versions of what became the 'Introduction' to 
> "The Use of Pleasure:" 'Foucault' (EW2: 
> 459-463), 'Preface to the History of Sexuality, 
> Volume Two' (EW1: 199-205), and the first 
> chapter, 'Modifications,' of the 'Introduction' 
> to "The Use of Pleasure" (UP: 3-13) - all of 
> which were published (in English) in 1984, but 
> apparently they were not all written in 1984. 
> Guess I'll have to get myself a copy of "Dits et 
> écrits." Kind regards, Kevin. > -----Original 
> Message----- > From: aryavartacnsrn@xxxxxxxxx > 
> Sent: Mon, 21 Dec 2009 00:06:14 -0600 > To: 
> foucault-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subject: Re: 
> [Foucault-L] dates of composition > > They 
> specificially add more material in the 1982 
> course (where you have > large sections excised 
> from the manuscript added in the postscript to 
> the > lectures) as opposed to the other lecture 
> courses, where you just have > brief > 
> references. > The Birth of Biopolitics, however, 
> has some manuscript excerpts. > > On Mon, Dec 
> 21, 2009 at 12:00 AM, Douglas Olena 
> <doug@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> There is no single 
> resource that will fix dates the way you want 
> it. >> Emmanuel Pehau is correct about available 
> resources. But you have to >> remember that even 
> though Foucault presented and published on 
> different >> dates, he often edited the content 
> of the presentation before >> publication >> and 
> so the publication is often a revision of his 
> presentation, making >> the >> publication date 
> also the date of presentation. The chapters in 
> the >> lecture >> series are the dates of 
> presentation. But the editors have also added >> 
> material from his notes that Foucault leaves out 
> of the lectures. >> >> Doug >> >> ----- >> 
> Douglas Olena >> doug@xxxxxxxxx >> 
> http://olena.com/wordpress1 >> 417-887-0332 >> 
> ----- >> >> On Dec 20, 2009, at 7:42 AM, Kevin 
> Turner wrote: >> >>> Does anyone know of any 
> resources that give the date of composition 
> of >> Foucault's essays, or the date of 
> presentation of his lectures, or the >> date >> 
> on which interviews were undertaken, and so on 
> and so forth. >>> >>> The reason I ask is that I 
> have been asked to provide this information >> 
> rather than date of publication, and yet I have 
> been unable to find any >> way >> of 
> establishing the date of 
> composition/presentation/interview/etc. as >> 
> opposed to the date of publication. >>> >>> 
> Thanks in advance for any help with 
> this. >>> >>> Regards, >>> Kevin >>> >>> 
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Prof. Machiel Karskens
social and political philosophy
Faculty of Philosophy
Radboud University Nijmegen - The Netherlands