The Order of Things by Foucault, Michel -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Half Title Tile Page Copyright Contents Publisher’s Notes Foreword to the English Edition Preface Part I

1. Las Meninas 2. The Prose of the World

I The Four Similitudes II Signatures III The Limits of the World IV The Writing of Things V The Being of Language

3. Representing

I Don Quixote II Order III The Representation of the Sign IV Duplicated Representation V The Imagination of Resemblance VI Mathesis and ‘Taxinomia’

4. Speaking

I Criticism and Commentary II General Grammar III The Theory of the Verb IV Articulation V Designation VI Derivation VII The Quadrilateral of Language

5. Classifying

I What the Historians Say II Natural History III Structure IV Character V Continuity and Catastrophe VI Monsters and Fossils VII The Discourse of Nature

6. Exchanging

I The Analysis of Wealth II Money and Prices III Mercantilism IV The Pledge and the Price V The Creation of Value VI Utility VII General Table VIII Desire and Representation

Part II

7. The Limits of Representation

I The Age of History II The Measure of Labour III The Organic Structure of Beings IV Word Inflection V Ideology and Criticism VI Objective Syntheses

8. Labour, Life, Language

I The New Empiricities II Ricardo III Cuvier IV Bopp V Language Become Object

9. Man and His Doubles

I The Return of Language II The Place of the King III The Analytic of Finitude IV The Empirical and the Transcendental V The ‘Cogito’ and the Unthought VI The Retreat and Return of the Origin VII Discourse and Man’s Being VIII The Anthropological Sleep

10. The Human Sciences

I The Three Faces of Knowledge II The Form of the Human Sciences III The Three Models IV History V Psychoanalysis and Ethnology VI In Conclusion