The analytic
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What does it mean that:
Foucault refers to this aspect of modernity as “the analytic of finitude.”?
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”? Thanks in advance It means that Foucault uses the term "the analytic of finitude", a phrase which he himself invented, to refer to whatever aspect of modernity has just been discussed earlier in the same text. Very few people in the world understand Foucault.
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- Thanks in advance It means that Foucault uses the term "the analytic of finitude", a phrase which he himself invented, to refer to whatever aspect of modernity has just been discussed earlier in the same text.
- Very few people in the world understand Foucault.
- You almost have to understand the many Western philosophers that preceded him first, including Kant, whom, again, very few people in the world understand.
- Whole academic careers are based on the interpretation of the works of such philosophers.
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What does it mean that:
Foucault refers to this aspect of modernity as “the analytic of finitude.”?
Thanks in advance
It means that Foucault uses the term "the analytic of finitude", a phrase which he himself invented, to refer to whatever aspect of modernity has just been discussed earlier in the same text.
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