Except the text is limited to the interesection of language, institutions and
power.
Sam Vagenas writes:
>Genealogy is different from deconstruction:
>
>1) Deconstruction is limited to the text(s). Genealogy the intersection of
>language, institutions, and power.
>
>2) Genealogy is a narrative (fictional and fungible, but still a narrative);
>deconsruction an anti-narrative.
>
>3) Genealogy laspses into anthropology (see Nietzsche Ubermensch and late
>Foucault erotics of the self); deconstruction places the axis of meaning
>outside of the self.
>
>
>
>
>
>
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There is no path to peace. Peace is the path.
Tom Blancato
tblancato@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Eyes on Violence (nonviolence and human rights monitoring in Haiti)
Thoughtaction Collective (reparative justice project)
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power.
Sam Vagenas writes:
>Genealogy is different from deconstruction:
>
>1) Deconstruction is limited to the text(s). Genealogy the intersection of
>language, institutions, and power.
>
>2) Genealogy is a narrative (fictional and fungible, but still a narrative);
>deconsruction an anti-narrative.
>
>3) Genealogy laspses into anthropology (see Nietzsche Ubermensch and late
>Foucault erotics of the self); deconstruction places the axis of meaning
>outside of the self.
>
>
>
>
>
>
---
There is no path to peace. Peace is the path.
Tom Blancato
tblancato@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Eyes on Violence (nonviolence and human rights monitoring in Haiti)
Thoughtaction Collective (reparative justice project)
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