Date: Fri, 02 Feb 1996 08:58:42 -0800
To: foucault@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
From: Reg Lilly <rlilly@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: journalism
Reply-to: foucault@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Reg Lilly wrote:
Does anyone here/out there know of any deconstructive approaches to
journalism I might direct him toward? I'm not aware of any, but perhaps
Foucault has written something on journalism? Having done a literature
search, I'm rather surprised to have turned up so little. Help would be
appreciated.
Reg Lilly
Dear Reg Lilly,
in fact F. wrote several times, that he considers himself as a
journalist and on one occasion he even worked as a journalist for
Italian newspapers on the topic of the Iranian Revolution (he was
several times in Iran). All texts are included now in the Dits et
Ecrits (III. tome), a very good summary in English gives Georg
Stauth: Revolution in spiritless times. An essay on M.Fs inquiries
into the Iranian Revolution, International Sociology Nr.3 (1991).
Good Luck
Thomas
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To: foucault@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
From: Reg Lilly <rlilly@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: journalism
Reply-to: foucault@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Reg Lilly wrote:
Does anyone here/out there know of any deconstructive approaches to
journalism I might direct him toward? I'm not aware of any, but perhaps
Foucault has written something on journalism? Having done a literature
search, I'm rather surprised to have turned up so little. Help would be
appreciated.
Reg Lilly
Dear Reg Lilly,
in fact F. wrote several times, that he considers himself as a
journalist and on one occasion he even worked as a journalist for
Italian newspapers on the topic of the Iranian Revolution (he was
several times in Iran). All texts are included now in the Dits et
Ecrits (III. tome), a very good summary in English gives Georg
Stauth: Revolution in spiritless times. An essay on M.Fs inquiries
into the Iranian Revolution, International Sociology Nr.3 (1991).
Good Luck
Thomas
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