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Michel Foucault

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Mit Michael Foucault starb 1984 einer der bedeutendsten Philosophen Frankreichs. Wenigen ist es wie ihm gelungen, ihre Zeit nicht nur zu reflektieren, sondern ihr das Signum des eigenen Denkens aufzuprägen. seit Foucault sehen wir »Sexualität«, »Wahnsinn«, »Gefängnis«, »Macht« in einem anderen Licht. Das vorliegende Buch ist eine Biographie, es schildert das Leben des Philosophen. Und doch: Wenn man eine Biographie Foucaults in Angriff nimmt, tut man das, weil er Bücher geschrieben hat. Und so ist Didier Eribon mit seiner Biographie über Michel Foucault, der bisher einzigen, aufgrund ihres profund recherchierten Faktenreichtums, ihrer intimsten Kenntnis von Person und Werk dieses Denkers ein faszinierendes Portrait gelungen: das der rätselvollen Gestalt Michel Foucaults und mit ihr der letzten vierzig Jahre intellektueller Geschichte nicht nur in Frankreichs. Quelle: Verlag.

Format: Paperback
Published: 1999
Pages: 533
Publisher: Suhrkamp
ISBN: 9783518395868

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