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218 pages : pbk. 24 cm. In "The Archaeology of Knowledge," Michel Foucault delves into the intricacies of historical discourse, challenging traditional narratives of knowledge and its formation. He explores the structures and systems that underpin the production of knowledge, advocating for a critical examination of how knowledge is constructed and regulated over time. Through a meticulous analysis of the relationships between language, power, and history, Foucault presents a groundbreaking framework for understanding the complexities of knowledge formation, urging readers to reconsider the ways in which we engage with and interpret the past. Michel Foucault Includes Index. Psychology 301 FOU 0-415-04537-1 GCL 250624