Titlebook: Michel Foucault and the Games of Truth; Herman Nilson Book 1998 Herman Nilson 1998 aesthetics.bibliography.care.culture.Friedrich Nietzsch

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ng the reader through the images of development easily found through mainstream standard sources. These suggest that it makes sense to use a language that implies that a thing called development exists and that there can be more or less of it. In these terms countries are more or less developed: the

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ave a preliminary look at particular beliefs about change and progress that are a part of international development. It starts to treat mainstream development ideas as usefully understood as metaphors, thus linking what are called theories of development to the idea of metaphor. It links this to old

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Herman Nilsondency to encourage thinking that development is one dimensional, and coexist with a parallel set of facts of development, equally easy to access, that argues that thinking in this way obscures reality and risks denying voice to poor people or others. Second, that the social epistemologies that give

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Herman Nilsondency to encourage thinking that development is one dimensional, and coexist with a parallel set of facts of development, equally easy to access, that argues that thinking in this way obscures reality and risks denying voice to poor people or others. Second, that the social epistemologies that give

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