| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Central to Foucault's concern, here and elsewhere, is the unquestioned shape and trajectory of time in total history; a trajectory that, according to him, seems most deeply implicated in the history of thought: It is as if it was particularly difficult, in the history in which men retrace their own ideas and their own knowledge, to formulate a general theory of discontinuity [. . . . .] As if we
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