Using Foucault's methods
Kendall, Gavin.
creator
Wickham, Gary
1951-
text
bibliography
cau
London
Thousand Oaks, Calif
Sage Publications
1999
monographic
eng
viii, 163 p. ; 24 cm.
Pt. I. History, Archaeology, Genealogy and Discourse as the Cornerstones of Foucault's Methods. 1. 'I'm interested in Foucault, but why should I be interested in history?'. 2. 'My head is spinning; doesn't history have to be more orderly than this?' -- Pt. II. Science and Culture as Important Objects of Analysis for those using Foucault's Methods. 3. 'Why has everybody started following scientists around?'. 4. 'Have I missed something? Modernism seems to have come and gone and yet never appeared, and power and knowledge seem to have become door-closers and crustaceans'. 5. 'Can I apply this stuff to Shakespeare and shopping?' -- Pt. III. Conclusion. 6. 'Is Foucault a party animal?'.
Gavin Kendall and Gary Wickham.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [151]-159) and index.
Foucault, Michel
1926-1984
Historical sociology
Science
Philosophy
Culture
Philosophy
HM487 .K46 1999
Introducing qualitative methods
0761957162
0761957170 (pbk.)
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DLC
990201
20140217161028.0
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