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    This document discusses Michel Foucault's notion of critique and how it evolved throughout his career. It aims to study Foucault's conception of critique by examining the continuity and discontinuity in his body of work. The author argues that understanding continuity and discontinuity in Foucault's thinking is key to grasping his pluralized view of critique, which distinguished him from thinkers like Canguilhem and Bachelard. They will propose a schema to account for the multiple forms of critique in Foucault's diverse works.

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    This document discusses Michel Foucault's notion of critique and how it evolved throughout his career. It aims to study Foucault's conception of critique by examining the continuity and discontinuity in his body of work. The author argues that understanding continuity and discontinuity in Foucault's thinking is key to grasping his pluralized view of critique, which distinguished him from thinkers like Canguilhem and Bachelard. They will propose a schema to account for the multiple forms of critique in Foucault's diverse works.

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    This document discusses Michel Foucault's notion of critique and how it evolved throughout his career. It aims to study Foucault's conception of critique by examining the continuity and discontinuity in his body of work. The author argues that understanding continuity and discontinuity in Foucault's thinking is key to grasping his pluralized view of critique, which distinguished him from thinkers like Canguilhem and Bachelard. They will propose a schema to account for the multiple forms of critique in Foucault's diverse works.

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    This document discusses Michel Foucault's notion of critique and how it evolved throughout his career. It aims to study Foucault's conception of critique by examining the continuity and discontinuity in his body of work. The author argues that understanding continuity and discontinuity in Foucault's thinking is key to grasping his pluralized view of critique, which distinguished him from thinkers like Canguilhem and Bachelard. They will propose a schema to account for the multiple forms of critique in Foucault's diverse works.

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    Foucauldian Critique: Artistic, Political, and Ethical

    The aim of this project is to study the notion of critique in Foucaults oeuvre. Elaborating on his works, I will scrutinize the formation as well as the trans-formation of this notion throughout his career. I will argue that the key to understand Foucaults conception of critique is to engage with

    the notions of continuity and discontinuity in his oeuvre and apply them to it. Following a discussion on his own understanding of this dichotomy, which distinguishes him from thinkers such as George Canguilhem and Gaston Bachelard, I will proceed to propose a schema that accounts for the pluralized nature of critique in his oeuvre. Kwywords: Foucault Critique Continuity Discontinuity

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