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Title Page
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION by MICHEL FOUCAULT
TRANSLATORS’ NOTE
EDITORIAL NOTE
FOREWORD
SECTION I ESSAY ON SOME PROBLEMS CONCERNING THE NORMAL AND THE PATHOLOGICAL (1943)
PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION (1950)
INTRODUCTION
PART ONE IS THE PATHOLOGICAL STATE MERELY A QUANTITATIVE MODIFICATION OF THE NORMAL STATE?
I INTRODUCTION TO THE PROBLEM
II AUGUSTE COMTE AND ‘BROUSSAIS’S PRINCIPLE’
III CLAUDE BERNARD AND EXPERIMENTAL PATHOLOGY
IV THE CONCEPTIONS OF RENÉ LERICHE
V IMPLICATIONS OF THE THEORY
PART TWO DO SCIENCES OF THE NORMAL AND THE PATHOLOGICAL EXIST?
I INTRODUCTION TO THE PROBLEM
II A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF CERTAIN CONCEPTS: THE NORMAL, ANOMALY, AND DISEASE; THE NORMAL AND THE EXPERIMENTAL
III NORM AND AVERAGE
IV DISEASE, CURE, HEALTH
V PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY
CONCLUSION
SECTION II NEW REFLECTIONS ON THE NORMAL AND THE PATHOLOGICAL (1963–1966)
TWENTY YEARS LATER...
I FROM THE SOCIAL TO THE VITAL
II ON ORGANIC NORMS IN MAN
III A NEW CONCEPT IN PATHOLOGY: ERROR
EPILOGUE
NOTES TO SECTION I
BIBLIOGRAPHY TO SECTION I
NOTES TO SECTION II
BIBLIOGRAPHY TO SECTION II
GLOSSARY OF MEDICAL TERMS
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