Theory & Philosophy

Michel Foucault's "The Archaeology of Knowledge" (First Half)

Sep 19, 2019
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 4min
2
The Last Line - Do Not Ask Who I Am and Do Not Demand Me to Remain the Same
03:30 • 2min
3
The Epistemological Mutation of History
05:17 • 3min
4
Foucault and the Historical Discourse
08:13 • 3min
5
Foucault's Dilemma of Discourse
11:10 • 3min
6
Archaeology - A Series of Concentric Circles
14:19 • 3min
7
What Is the First Unit of Discourse?
17:37 • 4min
8
Foucault's Floating, Contact-Free Proposition
21:38 • 3min
9
Foucault's Analysis of Wealth
24:11 • 2min
10
Is Discourse a New Transcendental Principle?
26:34 • 3min
11
Does Foucault Analyze the Statement?
29:22 • 3min
12
Foucault's Discontinuity in History
32:36 • 2min
13
Is There a Series Between Statements in the History of Madness?
35:01 • 4min
14
Foucault on Time
38:34 • 4min
15
Foucault - Is This a Normative Claim?
42:32 • 2min