Dear Foucauldians,
I am just writing on a section about ideal types and discourse analysis. =
A contradiction, you might think, but maybe we have to learn to think in =
paradoxes anyway... The question I would like to ask is about a source: =
I remember I read somewhere a passage in which Foucault criticized the =
concept of ideal types, but although I could guess why and how he did so,=
I can't find the source anymore. Does anyone, by chance, know where I =
may have this from?
Best,
Thomas
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Thomas Diez, M.A.
doctoral candidate / researcher
Mannheim Centre for European Social Research
Tel. ++49-621-292-8465
Fax. ++49-621-292-8435
E-Mail Thomas.Diez@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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PLEASE NOTE:
The MZES is moving closer to the Mannheim University's campus.
Thus, probably from 9 Dec 96, the following phone and fax number will
be valid:
Tel. ++49-621-292-1765
Fax. ++49-621-292-1735
The E-Mail address will not change, however there might occur some
problems during the move.
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I am just writing on a section about ideal types and discourse analysis. =
A contradiction, you might think, but maybe we have to learn to think in =
paradoxes anyway... The question I would like to ask is about a source: =
I remember I read somewhere a passage in which Foucault criticized the =
concept of ideal types, but although I could guess why and how he did so,=
I can't find the source anymore. Does anyone, by chance, know where I =
may have this from?
Best,
Thomas
************************************************************************
Thomas Diez, M.A.
doctoral candidate / researcher
Mannheim Centre for European Social Research
Tel. ++49-621-292-8465
Fax. ++49-621-292-8435
E-Mail Thomas.Diez@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
*************************************************************************
##############################################
PLEASE NOTE:
The MZES is moving closer to the Mannheim University's campus.
Thus, probably from 9 Dec 96, the following phone and fax number will
be valid:
Tel. ++49-621-292-1765
Fax. ++49-621-292-1735
The E-Mail address will not change, however there might occur some
problems during the move.
############################################