Alan D Schrift writes:
>
>You might find interesting my essay in the _new formations_ special issue
>on Foucault, which is scheduled for publication in May, 1995. The title is
>"Reconfiguring the Subject as a Process of Self: Following Foucault's
>Nietzschean Trajectory to Butler, Laclau/Mouffe, and Beyond." A longer
>version of this essay should appear around October in my NIETZSCHE'S FRENCH
>LEGACY: A GENEALOGY OF POSTSTRUCTURALISM (Routledge, 1995).
>
>Alan D. Schrift
>
I'd be quite interested in hearing a little more about your forthcoming
book, if you care to share it. E.g., who do you treat and how?
what precisely do you argue about "Nietzsche's French legacy"?
Thanks,
Tristan
triley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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>
>You might find interesting my essay in the _new formations_ special issue
>on Foucault, which is scheduled for publication in May, 1995. The title is
>"Reconfiguring the Subject as a Process of Self: Following Foucault's
>Nietzschean Trajectory to Butler, Laclau/Mouffe, and Beyond." A longer
>version of this essay should appear around October in my NIETZSCHE'S FRENCH
>LEGACY: A GENEALOGY OF POSTSTRUCTURALISM (Routledge, 1995).
>
>Alan D. Schrift
>
I'd be quite interested in hearing a little more about your forthcoming
book, if you care to share it. E.g., who do you treat and how?
what precisely do you argue about "Nietzsche's French legacy"?
Thanks,
Tristan
triley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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