I checked Eureka (a meta-catalogue of most major university libraries plus
the library of congress) and found that there was indeed a journal by that
title, published within the Anthropology Department at U.C. Berkeley in
1985. There was only one issue published, it seems. That is where Paul
Rabinow is, so I imagine it would have been something he was involved with.
Copies exist in the U.C. Berkeley library and in the Library of Congress.
Here is Eureka's home page, for future reference:
http://eureka.rlg.org.arugula.cc.columbia.edu:2048/Eureka/zgate2.prod
You will have to enable java to use it.
-Nate
On 4/6/06, Mark Kelly <mgekelly@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> I'm chasing up a reference to an interview from 1980, CB 5. in the
> Lynch bibliography, which seems to have been published in a journal
> called 'History of the present'. I'm sure old hands will be perfectly
> aware of this publication, but I'm rather curious to know the story
> behind it, indeed to know whether in fact it was a journal. Due to the
> ubiquitousness of the phrase in sources pertaining to Foucault, I'm
> finding googling for info on it to be fruitless.
>
> Mark
>
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>
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Nathaniel Roberts
PhD Candidate
Department of Anthropology
Columbia University
the library of congress) and found that there was indeed a journal by that
title, published within the Anthropology Department at U.C. Berkeley in
1985. There was only one issue published, it seems. That is where Paul
Rabinow is, so I imagine it would have been something he was involved with.
Copies exist in the U.C. Berkeley library and in the Library of Congress.
Here is Eureka's home page, for future reference:
http://eureka.rlg.org.arugula.cc.columbia.edu:2048/Eureka/zgate2.prod
You will have to enable java to use it.
-Nate
On 4/6/06, Mark Kelly <mgekelly@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> I'm chasing up a reference to an interview from 1980, CB 5. in the
> Lynch bibliography, which seems to have been published in a journal
> called 'History of the present'. I'm sure old hands will be perfectly
> aware of this publication, but I'm rather curious to know the story
> behind it, indeed to know whether in fact it was a journal. Due to the
> ubiquitousness of the phrase in sources pertaining to Foucault, I'm
> finding googling for info on it to be fruitless.
>
> Mark
>
> _______________________________________________
> Foucault-L mailing list
>
--
Nathaniel Roberts
PhD Candidate
Department of Anthropology
Columbia University