Dear Alexandre,
What comes to mind is in Foucault's "Two Lectures" in the
"Knowledge/Power" reader Ed. Colin Gordon, Pantheon. There Foucault
"reads" (comments) on Hobbes "Leviathan" in the history of Right and
Judicial processes/mechanisms as a model that propigates soverign values
through its "models." =20
Good luck,
Robert Carley
On Tue, 4 Nov 1997 alexandr@xxxxxxxx wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
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> I am looking for a postmodern reading of Thomas Hobbes. Any paper or
> book to suggest?
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> Cheers
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> ____________ Alexandre Brassard Desjardins ____________
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> =C9tudiant au doctorat Doctoral candidate
> Assistant d'enseignement Teaching Assistant
> D=E9p. de science politique Dept of Political Science
> Universit=E9 York York University
> ______________________________________________________
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What comes to mind is in Foucault's "Two Lectures" in the
"Knowledge/Power" reader Ed. Colin Gordon, Pantheon. There Foucault
"reads" (comments) on Hobbes "Leviathan" in the history of Right and
Judicial processes/mechanisms as a model that propigates soverign values
through its "models." =20
Good luck,
Robert Carley
On Tue, 4 Nov 1997 alexandr@xxxxxxxx wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>=20
> I am looking for a postmodern reading of Thomas Hobbes. Any paper or
> book to suggest?
>=20
> Cheers
>=20
> ____________ Alexandre Brassard Desjardins ____________
> =20
> =C9tudiant au doctorat Doctoral candidate
> Assistant d'enseignement Teaching Assistant
> D=E9p. de science politique Dept of Political Science
> Universit=E9 York York University
> ______________________________________________________
>=20