Emmanuel, thanks so much for your help. Sadly, the Dits et écrits
reference doesn't sync up in any meaningful way in either edition, but
I feel sure that you have found the source anyway, since:
(a) The moderator correctly pointed out to me before, I can now
confirm, that neither 1975 edition of SP has this phrase (at least not
on page 298);
(b) The Hermeneutics of the Subject reference which David turned up
via google, I had myself turned up previously (of course I googled
before bothering this forum!), but it was in fact a commentator who
used the phrase, not a direct quote from Foucault's text. Of course,
such a phrase might be in there (but not on p.298 incidentally. . .),
but I think 'Le sujet et pouvoir' is simply a more likely source!
Thanks to all for your help.
Mark
On 3/23/06, emmanuel pehau <klossi_fr@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Hi, all !
>
> Our friend David may well be right on the money.
>
> The fifth paragraph of Foucault's essay "Le sujet et le pouvoir" (first
> published as "The Subject and Power" in Dreyfus & Rabinow's Michel Foucault:
> Beyond Structuralism and Hermeneutics) begins this way :
>
> "Enfin, j'ai cherché à étudier - c'est mon travail en cours - la manière
> dont un être humain se transforme en sujet;"
>
> It's on page 1042 of my copy of the second volume of the Quarto edition of
> "Dits et écrits". (The article bears the number 306 in any edition.)
>
> Now it may well be that page 1042 in the second volume of this edition is
> page 223 of the fouth volume of the Bibliotheque des idées edition.
>
> Anyway, it's the closest quote I've been able to come with too.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Emmanuel.
>
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reference doesn't sync up in any meaningful way in either edition, but
I feel sure that you have found the source anyway, since:
(a) The moderator correctly pointed out to me before, I can now
confirm, that neither 1975 edition of SP has this phrase (at least not
on page 298);
(b) The Hermeneutics of the Subject reference which David turned up
via google, I had myself turned up previously (of course I googled
before bothering this forum!), but it was in fact a commentator who
used the phrase, not a direct quote from Foucault's text. Of course,
such a phrase might be in there (but not on p.298 incidentally. . .),
but I think 'Le sujet et pouvoir' is simply a more likely source!
Thanks to all for your help.
Mark
On 3/23/06, emmanuel pehau <klossi_fr@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Hi, all !
>
> Our friend David may well be right on the money.
>
> The fifth paragraph of Foucault's essay "Le sujet et le pouvoir" (first
> published as "The Subject and Power" in Dreyfus & Rabinow's Michel Foucault:
> Beyond Structuralism and Hermeneutics) begins this way :
>
> "Enfin, j'ai cherché à étudier - c'est mon travail en cours - la manière
> dont un être humain se transforme en sujet;"
>
> It's on page 1042 of my copy of the second volume of the Quarto edition of
> "Dits et écrits". (The article bears the number 306 in any edition.)
>
> Now it may well be that page 1042 in the second volume of this edition is
> page 223 of the fouth volume of the Bibliotheque des idées edition.
>
> Anyway, it's the closest quote I've been able to come with too.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Emmanuel.
>
>
> ________________________________
> Nouveau : téléphonez moins cher avec Yahoo! Messenger ! Découvez les tarifs
> exceptionnels pour appeler la France et l'international. Téléchargez la
> version beta.
>
>
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