The best books on Foucault, recommended by Gary Gutting
“Do not ask who I am and do not ask me to remain the same,” wrote Michel Foucault; a brilliant transdisciplinarian whose work spanned philosophy, history, social theory and literary criticism. He mined past ways of thinking so as to see present-day assumptions and practices afresh, explains the philosopher Gary Gutting.
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Mary Poppins [DVD]
by Robert Stevens -
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Dancer from the Dance
by Andrew Holleran -
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And the Band Played on
by Randy Shilts -
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What's Happening to the American Family?
by Professor Frank Gallo, Professor Richard Belous & Professor Sara A. Levitan -
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The Case for Marriage
by Linda J. Waite, Maggie Gallagher