Review
Ultimately, this collection of essays represents a turning point in classical scholarship, in that it calls for an examination of what classics as a discipline might do if it would admit Foucault into the realm of philology. -- Review
Review
Ultimately, this collection of essays represents a turning point in classical scholarship, in that it calls for an examination of what classics as a discipline might do if it would admit Foucault into the realm of philology.
(Bryn Mawr Classical Review ) --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
(Bryn Mawr Classical Review ) --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
