The archaeology of knowledge
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...Power produces discourses and knowledges—the couplet power-knowledge indicates that ‘power produces knowledge’ and that ‘power and knowledge directly imply one another’ (Foucault, 1972, p. 27)....
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...Foucault (1972) defines discourse as rule-governed, socio-historically situated language ‘practices that systematically form the objects of which they speak’ (p. 49) and that ‘position subjectivities’ (p. 182)....
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...Then, we need to think about how affect is produced and how it is made use of as (to adopt a Foucauldian term) a technology of control (Foucault 1992)....
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...…formation is used by Foucault to refer to how, within a given language community, it is often unacknowledged that language practices constitute and group together the objects and subjects that are talked about, so much so, that these language practices become second nature (Foucault 1972/2002)....
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