I'm sure Foucault talks about Kuhn (mainly to deny that he was a direct
influence) in a couple of places (not sure if they're in English or just
French). I can chase the refs if you don't have them. Secondary material -
Gutting, MF's Archaeology of Scientific Reason and Hubert Dreyfus, various
works. Dreyfus' book Being-in-the-world is useful on Heidegger and Kuhn as i
recall, his book with Rabinow on Foucault probably has something useful too.
Best
Stuart
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From: Nuri Ozturk <tosbaga@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Date: Tuesday, September 14, 1999 19:48
Subject: Kuhn vs. Foucault
>Hi;
>Did anybody read some articles or books on the similarities between Kuhn
and
>Foucault?
>Thanks
>
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influence) in a couple of places (not sure if they're in English or just
French). I can chase the refs if you don't have them. Secondary material -
Gutting, MF's Archaeology of Scientific Reason and Hubert Dreyfus, various
works. Dreyfus' book Being-in-the-world is useful on Heidegger and Kuhn as i
recall, his book with Rabinow on Foucault probably has something useful too.
Best
Stuart
-----Original Message-----
From: Nuri Ozturk <tosbaga@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: foucault@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<foucault@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tuesday, September 14, 1999 19:48
Subject: Kuhn vs. Foucault
>Hi;
>Did anybody read some articles or books on the similarities between Kuhn
and
>Foucault?
>Thanks
>
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