Sean Sakara wrote :
"I've seen this claim repeated in a number of places, primarily in Deleuzian literature, and I've come across a number of passages in Foucault recently that make it seem a bit tenuous."
The fact that a text of this nature was sort of elected "by popular demand" as Deleuze's most definitive statement regarding differences between Foucault and himself is a testimony to one thing : "people like discord and assignements" (as Deleuze puts it in his letter to Michel Cressole).
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"I've seen this claim repeated in a number of places, primarily in Deleuzian literature, and I've come across a number of passages in Foucault recently that make it seem a bit tenuous."
The fact that a text of this nature was sort of elected "by popular demand" as Deleuze's most definitive statement regarding differences between Foucault and himself is a testimony to one thing : "people like discord and assignements" (as Deleuze puts it in his letter to Michel Cressole).
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