> Insights:
"It was in the nineteenth century that each person began to have the right
to his little box for his little personal decomposition." --M. Foucault
"In civilizations without ships the dreams dry up, espionage takes the place of adventure, and the police that of the corsairs." --MF
"There is an illusion that consists of the supposition that
science is grounded in the plenitude of a concrete and lived
experience; that geometry elaborates a perceived space, that
biology gives form to the intimate experience of life, or that political economy translates the processes of industrialization at the level of theoretical discourse; therefore, that the ref- erent itself contains the law of the scientific object." --MF
i can't be bothered to keep a list of his foolishness.
cheers, t