FROM MICHEL FOUCAULT’S ARCHAEOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE TO JEAN-JACQUES COURTINE'S ARCHAEOLOGY OF ABNORMALITY

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Início Publicação: 01/06/2019
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FROM MICHEL FOUCAULT’S ARCHAEOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE TO JEAN-JACQUES COURTINE'S ARCHAEOLOGY OF ABNORMALITY

Ano: 2019 | Volume: 1 | Número: 3
Autores: MANOEL RUFINO DAVID DE OLIVEIRA, CAROLINA MESSEDER ZAHLUTH
Autor Correspondente: MANOEL RUFINO DAVID DE OLIVEIRA, CAROLINA MESSEDER ZAHLUTH | [email protected]

Palavras-chave: Archaeology. Michel Foucault. Jean-Jacques Courtine

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Resumo Inglês:

In this article, a debate on the archaeological method arises between Michel Foucault and Jean-Jacques Courtine, following the question: How does Jean Jacques Courtine’s archaeology of abnormality reinterprets Michel Foucault’s archaeology of the body? Foucault's archaeological method is presented, the author's questions about body is debated, and a brief exposition of Courtine's archaeology of abnormality is given.