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Descartes and Foucault: a contrastive introduction to philosophy
Ottawa: University of Ottawa Press (1992)
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PREFATORY REMARKS T„ his book is about an enterprise which Plato (428— BC) saw as a holy quest and Friedrich Wil- helm Nietzsche (1844—1900) saw as a ...Links
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