Would like to hear more on your ideas about Foucault. However, that's clearly Miles' reading of Foucault, even if it's wrong. My old papers involve an articulation and defense of standpoint reading, but that's the expression the Old Man uses -- see the Theses on Feuerbach.
--- bitch <bitch at pulpculture.org> wrote:
>
> >
> >(It's been a long time since I've touted my own
> work
> >on this list, but haven't I sent you the papers
> I've
> >written on this subject? I am sure that I have. If
> >not, I can have them PDF'd and email them to you if
> >you like. Anyone else who wants to see, too.)
> >
> >
>
> oooh ooh! pick me mr. kotter. pick me! I have all
> the hardcopies, but I'd
> lurv the PDFs since I'm a lazy ass and hate clearing
> off the scanner (upon
> which R keeps every lovin' thing he ever comes
> across). But only send 'em
> if you are doing it for someone else. no need to go
> out of your way.
>
>
> (ps think u have foucault leetle teensy weensy wrong
> re total systems but
> you are right about internal contradictions w/in
> class society, etc. etc.
> foucault has his own way out of the dilemma of
> course and those who paint
> him as offering up some total system where we can
> never get outside of
> power are mistaken. f likes to fancy that he offers
> an alternative to a
> marxian standpoint theory -- a standpoint theory
> that had become
> popularized in the 20th c., though not necessarily
> the best reading of
> marx, IMO. on that score, foucault's criticism of
> the freudo-marxists is
> spot on i think. more later.)
>
>
> "You know how it is, come for the animal porn,
> stay for the cultural analysis." -- Michael Berube
>
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