Thanks very much Clare - I knew you would have something of interest to
offer! I'll chase up these contacts.
I hope all else is well,
Dr Cameron Duff
Director of Research,
Centre for Youth Drug Studies
PO Box 818, North Melbourne. 3051
TEL: 03 9278 8118
FAX: 03 9328 3008
cameron@xxxxxxxxxx
www.adf.org.au
-----Original Message-----
From: Clare O'Farrell [mailto:panoptique@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 1:10 PM
To: foucault@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: Thinking about Foucault's Methods
Cameron
Peter Ferentzy wrote an interesting Ph.D. on addiction using some of
Foucault's ideas. I am not sure if this work has been published yet -
an article he co-authored which doesn't mention Foucault but which
includes his email address can be found at
http://www.camh.net/egambling/issue9/research/ferentszy/
Melissa Bull did some work on drug addiction using Foucault's work as
well. Her details are at
http://www.law.qut.edu.au/about/staff/jsstaff/mbull.jsp
> >Recently I have been thinking about how one might come to apply some of
>>Foucault's insights to the issue of substance misuse. Specifically, I have
>>begun thinking about a more foucauldian inspired research agenda within
the
>>alcohol and other drugs field. In other words, how might a 'foucauldian'
>>approach the problem of illicit drugs? What would be the principal objects
>>of interest? How would this research proceed, according to which methods?
I
>>would certainly be interested to know what others on the list thought of
> >these issues...
--
Clare
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offer! I'll chase up these contacts.
I hope all else is well,
Dr Cameron Duff
Director of Research,
Centre for Youth Drug Studies
PO Box 818, North Melbourne. 3051
TEL: 03 9278 8118
FAX: 03 9328 3008
cameron@xxxxxxxxxx
www.adf.org.au
-----Original Message-----
From: Clare O'Farrell [mailto:panoptique@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 1:10 PM
To: foucault@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: Thinking about Foucault's Methods
Cameron
Peter Ferentzy wrote an interesting Ph.D. on addiction using some of
Foucault's ideas. I am not sure if this work has been published yet -
an article he co-authored which doesn't mention Foucault but which
includes his email address can be found at
http://www.camh.net/egambling/issue9/research/ferentszy/
Melissa Bull did some work on drug addiction using Foucault's work as
well. Her details are at
http://www.law.qut.edu.au/about/staff/jsstaff/mbull.jsp
> >Recently I have been thinking about how one might come to apply some of
>>Foucault's insights to the issue of substance misuse. Specifically, I have
>>begun thinking about a more foucauldian inspired research agenda within
the
>>alcohol and other drugs field. In other words, how might a 'foucauldian'
>>approach the problem of illicit drugs? What would be the principal objects
>>of interest? How would this research proceed, according to which methods?
I
>>would certainly be interested to know what others on the list thought of
> >these issues...
--
Clare
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Clare O'Farrell
email: panoptique@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
website: http://www.foucault.qut.edu.au
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