>Seemingly I missed that discussion - a more specific question - is it
>dominant ideology he rejects as distinct from rejecting the concept of
>ideology per se?
sorry if my last reply seemed somewhat rude - it seems to me that Foucault
is rejecting the Marxist critical concept of ideology per se, and the notion
of a dominant ideology along with that - although this is with the proviso
that this is not a wholesale rejection that denies any critical value to
these concepts. See, for example. Societ Must Be Defended p.33.
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>dominant ideology he rejects as distinct from rejecting the concept of
>ideology per se?
sorry if my last reply seemed somewhat rude - it seems to me that Foucault
is rejecting the Marxist critical concept of ideology per se, and the notion
of a dominant ideology along with that - although this is with the proviso
that this is not a wholesale rejection that denies any critical value to
these concepts. See, for example. Societ Must Be Defended p.33.
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