On Thu, 24 Aug 2000 Celestri97@xxxxxxx wrote:
> You sound like a policy debater.
Seems like there's quite a few debaters on this list. What's up with that?
> Foucault was extraordinarily active in policymaking
How so?
> and he found criticisms of neoliberalism rather unconvincing.
You are misusing the term "neoliberalism".
> For example, he was a proponent of healthcare and what not despite his
> own theories of bio-power.
What are your sources on this?
A word of caution: be careful what political positions you attribute to
Foucault. He tended to be a political chameleon.
Matthew
---Matthew A. King---Department of Philosophy---York University, Toronto---
"It was in the barbarous, gothic times when words had a meaning;
in those days, writers expressed thoughts."
----------------------------(Anatole France)-------------------------------
> You sound like a policy debater.
Seems like there's quite a few debaters on this list. What's up with that?
> Foucault was extraordinarily active in policymaking
How so?
> and he found criticisms of neoliberalism rather unconvincing.
You are misusing the term "neoliberalism".
> For example, he was a proponent of healthcare and what not despite his
> own theories of bio-power.
What are your sources on this?
A word of caution: be careful what political positions you attribute to
Foucault. He tended to be a political chameleon.
Matthew
---Matthew A. King---Department of Philosophy---York University, Toronto---
"It was in the barbarous, gothic times when words had a meaning;
in those days, writers expressed thoughts."
----------------------------(Anatole France)-------------------------------