Thanks. I'll check it out. Not that we need him for this, but Foucault
himself recommends Althusser. Foucault was a student of Althusser's, if
I'm not mistaken.
--John
On Wed, 8 Oct 1997, Campbell Jones wrote:
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>
> John Ransom and others who were playing with Hegel the other day may be
> interested in a footnote in Althusser's "Ideology and the Ideological State
> Apparatuses" essay (in Lenin and Philosophy). Althusser claims that "Hegel
> is (unknowingly) an admirable 'theoretician' of ideology" (note 22, page 168).
>
>
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> Campbell Jones
> University of Otago
> New Zealand
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himself recommends Althusser. Foucault was a student of Althusser's, if
I'm not mistaken.
--John
On Wed, 8 Oct 1997, Campbell Jones wrote:
>
>
> John Ransom and others who were playing with Hegel the other day may be
> interested in a footnote in Althusser's "Ideology and the Ideological State
> Apparatuses" essay (in Lenin and Philosophy). Althusser claims that "Hegel
> is (unknowingly) an admirable 'theoretician' of ideology" (note 22, page 168).
>
>
> -------------------
> Campbell Jones
> University of Otago
> New Zealand
> -------------------
>