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Critique and the Subject of Knowledge,he non-interference in the autonomous subject who desires and knows, respectively. The contrasting position of Rousseau is shown, for whom knowledge and language co-evolve, such that autonomy requires processing through recognition. The discussion then turns to Kant’s account of enlightenment as an

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Critique and the Subject of Right,cuses on Rawls and Taylor. Through their critique in the name of political liberalism or a politics of recognition, they uphold notions of the subject’s autonomy and recognition. Further, although they are seen as philosophical antagonists, it is claimed they share a kinship that derives from a shar

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Genealogy and Power, different. Although proto-genealogy implies knowledge acts in the service of power, Foucault embodies two assumptions of the theory of power, namely, that its mechanisms are repressive and its nature is state-centred. Consequently, it is argued that Foucault cultivates a genealogical critique of ca

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