Hi Michael,
Since no one has responded to your message yet, I'll bite, though I'm not
bringing any real information to the table here. But I can say this--I've
watched a lot of Godard, and I can't really recall ever picking up any solid
Foucauldian resonances, myself. The political films of the late 60's/early
70's are clearly influenced by the Althusser and the Maoism of '68, and in
my--again, unstudied--opinion, that's about as close as Godard ever gets to
Foucault. Godard's later work I personally tend to associate with Derrida
or the Frankfurt School, rather than Foucault--although Derrida made an
interesting comment in this respect.
Cheers,
Sean
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> From: foucault-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:foucault-l-
> bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of michael bibby
> Sent: September 30, 2007 11:40 PM
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> Subject: [Foucault-L] Jean-Luc Godard's revolutionary sexual politics
> andFoucault
>
> As yet, I have not heard these names mentioned in
> connection with each other. This is an invitation to
> establish such a connection extended to those who may
> see one, or to point to a place where such has already
> been formed. My suspicion is that there is much to say
> here and that much has already been said. No doubt,
> they were at least aquainted with one anothers work;
> did one ever comment upon the other directly?
>
> Court fate with a felicitious grace, Michael.
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