Pirates & Revolutionaries: Terence Blake on Foucault and Obscurity in Continental Philosophy Writing

Pirates & Revolutionaries

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2 Dec 2015

Terence Blake on Foucault and Obscurity in Continental Philosophy Writing

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Terence Blake has written a very thoughtful and interesting piece on the role of obscurity in the writing style of continental philosophy.

ON THE “OBSCURITY” OF CONTINENTAL PHILOSOPHY: the case of Foucault

Terence Blake, ‘ON THE “OBSCURITY” OF CONTINENTAL PHILOSOPHY: the case of Foucault’

https://terenceblake.wordpress.com/2015/12/02/on-the-obscurity-of-continental-philosophy-the-case-of-foucault/

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