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Roman Strelchuk,Oleksandr Shelkovyiontemporary critical theory is immense. Today few conferences in the humanities and social sciences can do without a touch of Foucault. Indeed, his thoughts on discourse, knowledge and power have passed into common sense to an extent comparable to the widespread literacy in Marxist and psychoanalyti

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