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What is Acknowledgments about?

this project initially grew out of a series of conversations in State college with charles Scott, Foucaultian extraordinaire, and it picked up conceptual steam at the 2005 and 2006 meetings of the Foucault circle, where I learned especially valuable things from tom Flynn, len lawlor, Richard lynch, todd May, del McWhorter, and Kevin thompson. (of course, no philosophical warranties are implied nor have they been given; many of these folks, I suspect, have substantial disagreements with what I'm doing.) this project benefited immensely from the members of my Foucault graduate seminars at Penn State-each and every one of them made this a better book. I'd also like to thank John christman, with whom I cotaught a graduate course on the philosophical history of "power"; the seminar helped me rethink this topic from the inside out. to say that I've enjoyed crucial input and insight from Rich doyle is to hilariously understate the value of his friendship. He proves week in and week out that the good things in and around life have no truck with scarcity, resentment, or lack. among the larger society of influence surrounding this book, I'd especially like to thank Gregg lambert, John McGowa

Publisher

Stanford University Press

Published

2020