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... tries to determine according to what schemata ( of series , simultaneous groupings , linear or reciprocal modification ) the statements may be linked to one another in a type of discourse ; one tries in this way to dis- cover how the ...
... tries to determine according to what schemata ( of series , simultaneous groupings , linear or reciprocal modification ) the statements may be linked to one another in a type of discourse ; one tries in this way to dis- cover how the ...
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... tries to rediscover the immediate experience that dis- course transcribes ; it follows the genesis , which , on the basis of received or acquired representations , gives birth to systems and œuvres . It shows , on the other hand , how ...
... tries to rediscover the immediate experience that dis- course transcribes ; it follows the genesis , which , on the basis of received or acquired representations , gives birth to systems and œuvres . It shows , on the other hand , how ...
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... tries to free the level at which it is set in motion what might be called the level of ' evential ' engagement . ( An engagement that is specific for every discursive formation , and which does not have the same rules , the same ...
... tries to free the level at which it is set in motion what might be called the level of ' evential ' engagement . ( An engagement that is specific for every discursive formation , and which does not have the same rules , the same ...
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The unities of discourse | 21 |
Discursive formations | 31 |
The formation of objects | 40 |
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