I have that book... Sure, let's talk about a close reading of... any of it.
---Randall Albright
>hi... i've been lurking here for some time now, and, being relatively
>unread in Foucault, i was wondering if anyone else was interested in
>pursuing a close reading of one of Foucaults books here on the list
>-- preferably History of Sexuality, Part I, but i'm open to any
>ideas. I tried this over on the Nietzsche list some time ago with
>the GoM, but it failed after about a week, for a number of reasons.
>Perhaps, if people are interested, we can avoid that here.
>
>whaddya all think? :)
>
>john hartmann
---Randall Albright
>hi... i've been lurking here for some time now, and, being relatively
>unread in Foucault, i was wondering if anyone else was interested in
>pursuing a close reading of one of Foucaults books here on the list
>-- preferably History of Sexuality, Part I, but i'm open to any
>ideas. I tried this over on the Nietzsche list some time ago with
>the GoM, but it failed after about a week, for a number of reasons.
>Perhaps, if people are interested, we can avoid that here.
>
>whaddya all think? :)
>
>john hartmann