Ian says re Raymond Roussel
>
>least read, or read but not many sold? If we took 'least read' as a
>percentage of print runs actually read it might well turn out that _The
>Order of Things_ is the least read.
I would still say least read from the small number of references that
actually appear to Raymond Roussel!!
> In any case I really liked _Death and the Labyrinth_: helped me
>understand much more about the imaginary than I would have known
otherwise.
I agree, although I found some of Foucault's other texts more
enlightening on the subject of imagination eg 'Dream and Existence' and
the piece on Flaubert etc
Clare
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>least read, or read but not many sold? If we took 'least read' as a
>percentage of print runs actually read it might well turn out that _The
>Order of Things_ is the least read.
I would still say least read from the small number of references that
actually appear to Raymond Roussel!!
> In any case I really liked _Death and the Labyrinth_: helped me
>understand much more about the imaginary than I would have known
otherwise.
I agree, although I found some of Foucault's other texts more
enlightening on the subject of imagination eg 'Dream and Existence' and
the piece on Flaubert etc
Clare
Clare O'Farrell
email:c_ofarrell@xxxxxxxxxxx
web page: http://www.qut.edu.au/edu/cpol/foucault/
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