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The Status of the “Material” in Theories of Culture: From “Social Structure” to “Artefacts”
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors compare the conceptualizations of the realm of the material or non-cultural in different versions of 20th-century cultural theory and propose a post-Wittgensteinian theory of social practices.
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Power after Hegemony: Cultural Studies in Mutation?
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors trace the shift from extensive power or extensive politics to an intensive politics in terms of: 1) a transition to an ontological regime of power, from a regime that in important respects is 'epistemological', 2) a shift in power from the hegemonic mode of 'power over' to an intensifying notion of power from within (including domination from within) and power as generative force, and 3) a shifting from power and politics based in what can be understood as a 'facticity'.
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Companion to Historiography
TL;DR: The Project of Historiography as discussed by the authors ) is a project dedicated to the preservation and preservation of the history of the East and the West of the Middle Ages and the early modern world.
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Unravelling Foucault’s ‘different spaces’
TL;DR: Although it is widely acknowledged that Foucault's accounts of the concept of heterotopia remain briefly sketched and somewhat confusing, the notion has provoked many interpretations and applicatio....
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Foucault and Technology
TL;DR: The first comprehensive analysis of the ways in which the French philosopher Michel Foucault employed the terms "technology" and "technique" over the course of his intellectual career can be found in this paper.
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The Status of the “Material” in Theories of Culture: From “Social Structure” to “Artefacts”
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors compare the conceptualizations of the realm of the material or non-cultural in different versions of 20th-century cultural theory and propose a post-Wittgensteinian theory of social practices.
Journal ArticleDOI
Power after Hegemony: Cultural Studies in Mutation?
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors trace the shift from extensive power or extensive politics to an intensive politics in terms of: 1) a transition to an ontological regime of power, from a regime that in important respects is 'epistemological', 2) a shift in power from the hegemonic mode of 'power over' to an intensifying notion of power from within (including domination from within) and power as generative force, and 3) a shifting from power and politics based in what can be understood as a 'facticity'.
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Companion to Historiography
TL;DR: The Project of Historiography as discussed by the authors ) is a project dedicated to the preservation and preservation of the history of the East and the West of the Middle Ages and the early modern world.
Journal ArticleDOI
Unravelling Foucault’s ‘different spaces’
TL;DR: Although it is widely acknowledged that Foucault's accounts of the concept of heterotopia remain briefly sketched and somewhat confusing, the notion has provoked many interpretations and applicatio....
Journal ArticleDOI
Foucault and Technology
TL;DR: The first comprehensive analysis of the ways in which the French philosopher Michel Foucault employed the terms "technology" and "technique" over the course of his intellectual career can be found in this paper.