Canguilhem! Of course! Great detective work, Stuart.
Perhaps 'Guardia' is one of Foucault's little jokes? In any case, I
feel satisfied by this, which traces Foucault's ideas to an obvious
source.
On 6/8/05, stuartelden <stuartelden@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> if you search under the Foucault's French phrase - La
> sante remplace le salut - you will find that it may well
> be a misquote (or change of tense) from
>
> "La sante a remplace le salut"
>
> Some sites on the web reference this to G. Canguilhem, Le
> normal et le pathologique, PUF, Paris, 1991. Guardia doesn't
> appear in the English translation's name index, which does
> not have a subject index, so i can't provide a reference or
> prove that it's in there.
>
> Stuart
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Perhaps 'Guardia' is one of Foucault's little jokes? In any case, I
feel satisfied by this, which traces Foucault's ideas to an obvious
source.
On 6/8/05, stuartelden <stuartelden@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> if you search under the Foucault's French phrase - La
> sante remplace le salut - you will find that it may well
> be a misquote (or change of tense) from
>
> "La sante a remplace le salut"
>
> Some sites on the web reference this to G. Canguilhem, Le
> normal et le pathologique, PUF, Paris, 1991. Guardia doesn't
> appear in the English translation's name index, which does
> not have a subject index, so i can't provide a reference or
> prove that it's in there.
>
> Stuart
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