and it is probably in the "Power" volume (#3)...
hen
In a message dated 8/1/02 7:51:49 PM, npr4@xxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
>In an interview in one on the three Rabinow edited volumes (sorry, I don't
>
>have the reference available at the moment) Foucault addresses the charge
>
>that he equates knowledge and power. He says he laughs whenever he hears
>
>that someone has attributed this thought to him; his purpose, he explains,
>
>is to investigate the *relationship* between knowledge and power. There
>
>could not be a relationship *between* them, he points out, if they were
>not
>*different* from each other. [This is probably the same article refered
>to
>in a previous posting by Clare O'Farrell, "Panopticon"]
hen
In a message dated 8/1/02 7:51:49 PM, npr4@xxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
>In an interview in one on the three Rabinow edited volumes (sorry, I don't
>
>have the reference available at the moment) Foucault addresses the charge
>
>that he equates knowledge and power. He says he laughs whenever he hears
>
>that someone has attributed this thought to him; his purpose, he explains,
>
>is to investigate the *relationship* between knowledge and power. There
>
>could not be a relationship *between* them, he points out, if they were
>not
>*different* from each other. [This is probably the same article refered
>to
>in a previous posting by Clare O'Farrell, "Panopticon"]