Has anyone read l'Hermeneutique du sujet? I was thinking about doing so, but
looking at the contents, it seems to largely be composed of material that is
dealt with in the second two volumes of the History of Sexuality, or at
least of the same type of material, i.e. consideration of ancient texts,
rather than any original comments on subjectivity. Are there any such
original bits dealing with subjectivity per se?
Mark
looking at the contents, it seems to largely be composed of material that is
dealt with in the second two volumes of the History of Sexuality, or at
least of the same type of material, i.e. consideration of ancient texts,
rather than any original comments on subjectivity. Are there any such
original bits dealing with subjectivity per se?
Mark