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A great explanation of Foucault's rare book, which doesn't look like a rescue thinker, is very helpful.
Paul Veyne: Foucault: His Thought, His Personality
Paul Benne met Puco for the first time at a high-ranking Paris school in 1950 and remained a close friend and intellectual comrade until he died. Benne, who had been a good adviser to the ancients while bringing Pucoism into history, opened his character, his private address, and offered him his last tribute. In this book Benne can correct the long misunderstandings about Foucault and reach out to convey the meaning and potential of her legacy. He said that Foucault was, above all, a skeptician philosopher. The book covers the whole of Puco work and provides the most consistent and unenviable explanation for Foucaultism. Benne's memory of the cross-section of the human Foucault in the process is a graphic portrait of Puco, a skeptical archaeologist and combatist. This is a full-page revision of São Paulo, Sao and Man-ju (the idealist, the walker, 2009). The translation has been re-scheduled and updated with the list of the first edition appendix, Puco collections and books. Should this essay, which was also translated in 2021 with the preambles and intentions of Fuco Scandal, burn Puco? has added meaning to the publication “The Later Years of the revision.”.
Korean title: 푸코: 그의 사유, 그의 인격
Korean author: 폴 벤느
Korean publisher: 리시올
ISBN-13: 9791190292191
Reviews
A great explanation of Foucault's rare book, which doesn't look like a rescue thinker, is very helpful.
