“The history which bears and determines us has the form of a war rather than that of a language, relations of power not relations of meaning.“
– Michel Foucault
Gefunden bei Caterina.
Foucault über biographische Mächte
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#1 by siggi on 2006/02/09 - 8:27 pm
Was sich ganz gut ergänzt zum Bonmot von Robert Anton Wilson: Unter den herrschenden Verhältnissen auf diesem Planten sind alle bloss gehfähige Verwundete.