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"A beautifully written testament to doing the hard work of changing your circumstances and opening your heart to a more meaningful life filled with hope and love. . . . Gormley's a towering talent and a writer to watch!" -Christie Tate,
It was discussed as a brilliant book by a very smart author, with the first half being especially insightful, but whose overall project was interpreted as being tied to a justification of the author's perverse behavior.
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Foucault was really really smart like his book The Order of Things is a real work of genius especially the first half he needed an editor in the second half but the first half is quite brilliant he wa...
It was discussed as a brilliant book by a very smart author, with the first half being especially insightful, but whose overall project was interpreted as being tied to a justification of the author's perverse behavior.
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Foucault was really really smart like his book The Order of Things is a real work of genius especially the first half he needed an editor in the second half but the first half is quite brilliant he was super smart but as far as I can tell reading Foucault every single thing he put his intellect to was it attempt to justify his his essential perversion his desire to utilize his sexual behavior in whatever manner he saw fit regardless of the cost to anyone children or other men because he was notoriously promiscuous after he knew he had AIDS you know and that was and that was just one of his many sins I see in Foucault the perfect example of someone who subordinated his intellect which he was very proud of to nothing but the whims of his sexual drive and that was his god Priapus was Foucault's god kind of a satanic Priapus you know and so and I see that on the left it's like well why why are you opposed to traditional masculinity well it's because it's oppressive it's like yeah maybe maybe it's because if you accept the the doctrines of discipline you wouldn't be able to gratify every god damn women that entered your mind the second it entered your mind and then that's the definition of self that's emerged among the radicals I am what I am which is by the way what God says to Moses I am what I am moment to moment and why do you have no right to interfere with that because I want to be allowed to do whatever the hell I want to whoever I want at any given moment like with no thought whatsoever even for my own preservation you know and I think I think we see that celebrated we see that ethos celebrated in pride season and it's not flute that it's called pride season
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It was recommended as a valuable read for anyone interested in modeling, especially for how it connects the categories of imagination with an underlying biological foundation.
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if you're writing a book about modeling as well as reading the neuropsychology of anxiety the order of things is very much worth reading
Foucault's fifth book, titled "The Order of Things" and "Archaeology of the Sciences," explores the dichotomy between seeing and saying, or visible systems of representation and the language used to describe them.
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In other words and this is a massive through line in Foucault's fifth book in 1966 titled The Order of Things and Archaeology of the Sciences.
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Episode: Episode #122 ... Michel Foucault pt. 2 - The Order...
Foucault's fifth book, titled "The Order of Things" and "Archaeology of the Sciences," explores the dichotomy between seeing and saying, or visible systems of representation and the language used to describe them.
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In other words and this is a massive through line in Foucault's fifth book in 1966 titled The Order of Things and Archaeology of the Sciences.
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