I don´t know, i think MM et Personalité was published in 1954. In 1957
Foucault was at Upsala, writing Folie et Deraison. In the biography writed
by Eribon, there is a letter to Stirn Lindroth which Foucault explain his
project of a history of the social, moral and imaginary context in the
advent of psychiatry science (part 1, cap. 7). But the argumentation
present in the letter
is similar with some statement´s present in Folie et Déraison.
What do You think about this?
regards,
Marcio
http://www.oestrangeiro.cjb.net
"É certo que sou uma selva e uma noite de escuras árvores;
mas aquele que não temer minha obscuridade encontrará sob
meus ciprestes sendas de rosas" - Nietzsche -
----- Original Message -----
From: denoix kerger <denoix@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <foucault@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, April 26, 2003 9:45 AM
Subject: Re: the psychology of 1850 to 1950
>
> I think you can say it written at the same time as MM et personalit and is
> in that way different. the last chapter will be rewritten in MM et
> psychologie. les conditions de la maladie changes in "folie et culture".
> that is much closer or even rewritten after the publication of H/F. there
> is another shift in the reeditions of H/F or N/C and the problem of the
word
> experience , if my memory serves me well
> d
>
>
> hello for all
>
> There is a foucaultian text writed in 1957 called "The Psychology of
> 1850 to 1950". At the end of the text, there is an alusion which aim the
> real conditions of existence of the psychology, conditions situed at the
> 'History'. Can anyone say about this statements, if the 57s text is a text
> writed with ideas which will be presented in Folie et Deraison (1961) and
> Maladie Mental et Psychologie (1962)?
>
> regards,
>
> Marcio
> (im sorry about my english...)
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Psico_PR
> To: deleuze-guattari@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ;
> foucault@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Sent: Wednesday, April 23, 2003 9:10 PM
> Subject: the psychology of 1850 to 1950
>
>
> hello for all
>
> There is a foucaultian text writed in 1957 called "The Psychology
of
> 1850 to 1950". At the end of the text, there is an alusion which aim the
> real conditions of existence of the psychology, conditions situed at the
> 'History'. Can anyone say about this statements, if the 57s text is a text
> writed with ideas wich will be presented in Folie et Deraison (1961) and
> Maladie Mental et Psychologie (1962)?
>
> regards,
>
> Marcio
> (im sorry about my english...)
> O Estrangeiro - Banco de Textos em Cincias Humanas
> http://www.oestrangeiro.cjb.net
> Pesquisa em Michel Foucault
> http://www.geocities.com/bernardorieux/michel.htm
> Lista de Discusso: Foucault, Deleuze, Guattari:
> http://br.groups.yahoo.com/group/estrangeiro/
> "Por entre as filas o Atrida corria, dando ordens diversas:
> 'Sede homens, caros amigos, e ardor demonstrai combativo!
> Possa o respeito recproco a todos na pugna dar nimo.
> So mais poupados na guerra os que sabem morrer briosamente,
> ao passo que os fugitivos nem glria obtero, nem defesa'"
> Ilada, canto V
>
> "Navigare necesse; vivere non est necesse"
> Pompeu
>
>
>
>
> _________________________________________________________________
>
Foucault was at Upsala, writing Folie et Deraison. In the biography writed
by Eribon, there is a letter to Stirn Lindroth which Foucault explain his
project of a history of the social, moral and imaginary context in the
advent of psychiatry science (part 1, cap. 7). But the argumentation
present in the letter
is similar with some statement´s present in Folie et Déraison.
What do You think about this?
regards,
Marcio
http://www.oestrangeiro.cjb.net
"É certo que sou uma selva e uma noite de escuras árvores;
mas aquele que não temer minha obscuridade encontrará sob
meus ciprestes sendas de rosas" - Nietzsche -
----- Original Message -----
From: denoix kerger <denoix@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <foucault@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, April 26, 2003 9:45 AM
Subject: Re: the psychology of 1850 to 1950
>
> I think you can say it written at the same time as MM et personalit and is
> in that way different. the last chapter will be rewritten in MM et
> psychologie. les conditions de la maladie changes in "folie et culture".
> that is much closer or even rewritten after the publication of H/F. there
> is another shift in the reeditions of H/F or N/C and the problem of the
word
> experience , if my memory serves me well
> d
>
>
> hello for all
>
> There is a foucaultian text writed in 1957 called "The Psychology of
> 1850 to 1950". At the end of the text, there is an alusion which aim the
> real conditions of existence of the psychology, conditions situed at the
> 'History'. Can anyone say about this statements, if the 57s text is a text
> writed with ideas which will be presented in Folie et Deraison (1961) and
> Maladie Mental et Psychologie (1962)?
>
> regards,
>
> Marcio
> (im sorry about my english...)
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Psico_PR
> To: deleuze-guattari@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ;
> foucault@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Sent: Wednesday, April 23, 2003 9:10 PM
> Subject: the psychology of 1850 to 1950
>
>
> hello for all
>
> There is a foucaultian text writed in 1957 called "The Psychology
of
> 1850 to 1950". At the end of the text, there is an alusion which aim the
> real conditions of existence of the psychology, conditions situed at the
> 'History'. Can anyone say about this statements, if the 57s text is a text
> writed with ideas wich will be presented in Folie et Deraison (1961) and
> Maladie Mental et Psychologie (1962)?
>
> regards,
>
> Marcio
> (im sorry about my english...)
> O Estrangeiro - Banco de Textos em Cincias Humanas
> http://www.oestrangeiro.cjb.net
> Pesquisa em Michel Foucault
> http://www.geocities.com/bernardorieux/michel.htm
> Lista de Discusso: Foucault, Deleuze, Guattari:
> http://br.groups.yahoo.com/group/estrangeiro/
> "Por entre as filas o Atrida corria, dando ordens diversas:
> 'Sede homens, caros amigos, e ardor demonstrai combativo!
> Possa o respeito recproco a todos na pugna dar nimo.
> So mais poupados na guerra os que sabem morrer briosamente,
> ao passo que os fugitivos nem glria obtero, nem defesa'"
> Ilada, canto V
>
> "Navigare necesse; vivere non est necesse"
> Pompeu
>
>
>
>
> _________________________________________________________________
>