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Michel Foucault: Toward a Philosophy and Politics of the Event: Continuity in Discontinuity,Used
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This book constitutes an indepth study of the works of Michel Foucault in both their epistemological and political dimensions. We see that a specific conception of "the event" (derived from the philosophies of Martin Heidegger and Gilles Deleuze) unites and underlies Foucault's three principal methodological progammes, Archaeology, Genealogy and the Hermeneutics of the Subject. The consequences of this theoretical unification have broad consequences and implications for the understanding not only of Foucault's work, but of the nature of knowledge and politics. Four appendices extend this study to encompass Foucault's influences in particular, the influences of Friedrich Nietzsche, Maurice MerleauPonty and Georges Bataille as well as the contemporary debate concerning biopolitics.
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