Hi Richard, yes, I agree, it seems as if some Foucauldians here want to
establish a 'Foucault-mailing-list police' to discipline and punish
those who don't ascribe to a 'purified' discussion on Foucault's theory
in itself, outside 'polluting' comments that combine personal
experiences with crucial contemporary social issues and
remarks/questions on Foucauldian theory.
Still I would be very interested in reading other people's thoughts on
how, for instance, we could see power as being exercised through
everyday practices, ritualistic elements and ways of
identification/exclusion from any drug subcultures - and the relation of
those subcultures to the dominant culture.
Best regards
Aris
PsycheCulture@xxxxxx wrote:
>In a message dated 6/29/03 1:01:29 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
>mgekelly@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
>
>
>>The Foucauldians seem to be only intervening to point out how ridiculous
>>the
>>premises of the discussion are. Is this list unmoderated? If so, might I ask
>>people to moderate themselves and find some kind of drug discussion list to
>>plug away on?
>>mark
>>
>>
>
> It seems like the perfect listserv for many persons is when no one
>writes anything about anything.
>
> I am sure that a "Foucauldian" perspective is relevant to the
>discourse of marijuana in American culture. If so, now would be the time to bring this
>perspective to bear on the phenomena under discussion, to show how Foucault's
>theory can provide illumination.
>
>rk
>
>Richard A. Koenigsberg, Ph. D.
>Library of Social Science
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establish a 'Foucault-mailing-list police' to discipline and punish
those who don't ascribe to a 'purified' discussion on Foucault's theory
in itself, outside 'polluting' comments that combine personal
experiences with crucial contemporary social issues and
remarks/questions on Foucauldian theory.
Still I would be very interested in reading other people's thoughts on
how, for instance, we could see power as being exercised through
everyday practices, ritualistic elements and ways of
identification/exclusion from any drug subcultures - and the relation of
those subcultures to the dominant culture.
Best regards
Aris
PsycheCulture@xxxxxx wrote:
>In a message dated 6/29/03 1:01:29 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
>mgekelly@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
>
>
>>The Foucauldians seem to be only intervening to point out how ridiculous
>>the
>>premises of the discussion are. Is this list unmoderated? If so, might I ask
>>people to moderate themselves and find some kind of drug discussion list to
>>plug away on?
>>mark
>>
>>
>
> It seems like the perfect listserv for many persons is when no one
>writes anything about anything.
>
> I am sure that a "Foucauldian" perspective is relevant to the
>discourse of marijuana in American culture. If so, now would be the time to bring this
>perspective to bear on the phenomena under discussion, to show how Foucault's
>theory can provide illumination.
>
>rk
>
>Richard A. Koenigsberg, Ph. D.
>Library of Social Science
>
>
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