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Foucault Slaps Back FIGHT NIGHT // 43 (Preview)
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Not to be called a n00b, Foucault slaps back at Derrida (eventually) with "My Body, This Paper, This Fire" defending his Madness and Civilization from Derrida's critique (see Pill Pod 42). Foucault claims Derrida can't read Latin properly, and more substantively, that Derrida includes subsumes madness under the dreaming philosopher, while Descartes juridically separates them so as to exclude madness from meditation. Listen to this and all exclusive episodes over at www.patreon.com/plasticpills
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