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,Language, Power, and Politics — the Work of Foucault and Deleuze,of a somewhat different kind, whose relationship to the political struggles of post-1968 France is often implicit or ambiguous, so it will be helpful briefly to pause and draw together some of the main threads that have run through the work hitherto.

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,Intellectuals and Marxism Since 1968 — the Structuralists,itherto dominant trends — an ‘epistemological break’, indeed, of the kind that Althusser (whose former philosophy teacher Gaston Bachelard had coined the term) saw between the younger and the later Marx. Jean-Pierre Cotten, in . [.], resumes the political factors that influenced the reception of Althusser’s early major work (. and .):

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,Intellectuals and Marxism Since 1968 — Modes of Dissidence, real) hegemony of Althusserianism is its implantation within the intellectual and academic worlds, already noted; another is that two of Althusser’s most significant theoretical opponents — each in his time regarded as the Party’s leading intellectual — were expelled from the PCF: Henri Lefebvre in 1958 and Roger Garaudy in 1970.

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The Politics of Feminism,which I have never yet been able to answer, despite my thirty years of research into the feminine soul, is “What does a woman want?”’). Lacan’s answer to (or gloss on) the Freudian enigma includes the following: