The archaeology of knowledge
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...‘Words and things’, writes Foucault (1972, 49), ‘is the entirely serious title of a problem’....
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...We place our emphasis on the ‘interpretative repertoires’ (Potter 1996), the sets of thinking and embodied practices that underlie all mobilities and the ‘conditions of possibility’ (Foucault 1972) for the emergence of knowledge....
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...Our analysis draws from Foucauldian discourse analysis, in that it seeks to identify dominant discourses of mobility through textual analysis of policy and institutional practices: focusing on power, regimes of truth, inherent contradictions and also what is not visible (Foucault 1972, 1977)....
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...We can also speak of hegemonic discourses in the sense that if policy-makers wish to change something in society, the structures and content of thinking must be changed (Gramsci, 1971; Laclau and Mouffe, 1985; Foucault, 1986)....
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...Although intersections of privilege and dominance are not as commonly thought about as orienting our actions, our choices are always informed by our discourse-mediated identity and our interactions with others (Foucault, 1972)....
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...For instance, Padrón’s and some of the participants’ understanding of feminists as man haters is an example of labeling (Foucault, 1990) that disqualifies feminism and turns it into a threat....
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...For instance, Padrón’s and some of the participants’ understanding of feminists as man haters is an example of labeling (Foucault, 1990) that disqualifies feminism and turns it into a threat....
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