>Take a look at Foucalt's pieces "What is Critique?", "What is
>Enlightenment?" and "Kant on Enlightenment and Revolution", before you
>decide that Foucault has abandoned any positive notion of the Enlightenment.
the tone Foucault strikes is pretty different from Kant, if you read his
original.
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>Enlightenment?" and "Kant on Enlightenment and Revolution", before you
>decide that Foucault has abandoned any positive notion of the Enlightenment.
the tone Foucault strikes is pretty different from Kant, if you read his
original.
______________________________________________
Ian R. Douglas | Watson Institute for International Studies
Brown University, Box 1831, Providence, RI 02912 USA
tel: 401 863-2420 fax: 401 863-1270
"Fire includes heat and light: it is the ardour that
emanates from the heart, the lightning that
flashes from the intellect, which performs
miracles in this world." - Napoleon
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