Re: not Foucault and kosovo



what was to be admired about Khomeyni?

Beside it is not just Khomeyni, he believed that Islam will establish democratic institution in the society! As if non of his analysis about religion ( Surveiller et Punir) apply to Islam! And what is that SPIRITUALITY he supported in the revolution? The main problem with that revolution was that the separation between state and the religion went out the window! Foucault was supporting such leadership!

and waht do you mean by: Ah, "the French Foucault" rears his ugly head ;).

ao


At 09:33 PM 5/17/1999 -0400, you wrote:

>On Mon, 17 May 1999 aoliai@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

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>> "I admire Khomeyni "

>> And I am quoting his guide in Iran.

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>Well, OK ... though admiration is not exactly the same as support.

>Churchill admired Stalin (or was it the other way around, or both?).

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>> Beside, his reportages on the revolution is filed with glorification

>> of that j......

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>What's a "j"?

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>> ( you can find them in Dits et ecrits T.III p. 750 on...)

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>Ah, "the French Foucault" rears his ugly head ;).

>

>Matthew

>

> ---Matthew A. King---Department of Philosophy---York University, Toronto---

> dear readers, my apologies.

> I'm drifting in and out of sleep.

> ---------------------------------(R.E.M.)----------------------------------

>

>

<bold><italic>The foucaldien ethos has already reached his/her eternal
utopia in the "present". No need for further move!

</italic></bold>



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