Cordelia's remarks on
"Michel Foucault:
Remarks On Marx"
Conversations with Duccio Trombadori
translated by R. James Goldstein and James Cascaito
ISBN 0-936756-33-0
UVic call number: B2430 F722T713 1991
My first impression:
Mr. Trombadori seems to be quite critical about Foucault's works, he seems to interprete Foucault's view as bleak, and hopelessly pessimistic:
QUOTES: pp. 19
[In Foucault's opinion] the individual is at the same time an "effect" of power and "the element of its articulation." - D. Trombadori
QUOTES: pp.20
[Foucault] limits himself to describing a mechanism of pure imprisonment: a "mapping" of power that would hardly know how to replace the antagonism implicit in dialectical criticism. - D. Trombadori