The archaeology of knowledge
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...This is despite Foucault’s almost total silence on issues of colonialism (for brief comments see Foucault 1972: 210; 1977: 29, 314; 2003 [1973/74]: 110, 127; 2003 [1975/76]: 103; also see Legg, forthcoming 2007)....
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...Foucault (1972) notes that competing discourses lead to the creation of taken-forgranted “regimes of truth,” which are then recirculated and reinforced in the production of knowledge....
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...A move away from a focus on the self-determining subject is something that he is theoretically invested in—hence his methodological comment: ‘archaeology touches on a question that is being posed today by psychoanalysis’ (Foucault, 1972, p. 207)....
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...We understand celebrity as defined through discourses: historically and culturally specific configurations of meanings that make certain ways of thinking and being possible and others impossible (Foucault, 1972)....
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