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... question posed by language analysis of some discursive fact or other is always : according to what rules has a particular statement been made , and consequently according to what rules could other similar statements be made ? The ...
... question posed by language analysis of some discursive fact or other is always : according to what rules has a particular statement been made , and consequently according to what rules could other similar statements be made ? The ...
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... question ( given the existence of something like a science , what is its legitimacy ? ' ) ; it is a questioning that accepts the fact of science only in order to ask the question what it is for that science to be a science . In | the ...
... question ( given the existence of something like a science , what is its legitimacy ? ' ) ; it is a questioning that accepts the fact of science only in order to ask the question what it is for that science to be a science . In | the ...
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... question the very locus in which we are speaking today . The history of those analyses in which subjectivity eludes one retains its own transcendence . -It seems to me that the difference between us lies there ( much more than in the ...
... question the very locus in which we are speaking today . The history of those analyses in which subjectivity eludes one retains its own transcendence . -It seems to me that the difference between us lies there ( much more than in the ...
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The unities of discourse | 21 |
Discursive formations | 31 |
The formation of objects | 40 |
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