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Dear Peter,

I found the article fascinating and responded to it from a spatial 
perspective in the following article:

Legg, S (2005) "Foucault's Population Geographies: Classifications, 
Biopolitics and Governmental Spaces" Population, Space and Place 
11(3)137-156

The forthcoming Security, Territory, Population have a lot more to say 
about the emergence of population as an object of knowledge, with 
especially interesting comments on the concepts of multiplicity, civil 
society, milieus etc

Steve


> Peter Winston Fettner <pfettner@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>  Dear Folks:
>
> Hello, I hope everyone's well. Just found this by accident
> and was reminded of a discussion we were having about
> Foucault's relationship to sociology:
>
>
> Bruce Curtis, "Foucault on Governmentality and Population:
> The Impossible Discovery"
> Canadian Journal of Sociology 27, 4 (Fall 2002): 505-533
>
> http://www.cjsonline.ca/articles/foucault.html
>
> I haven't read it yet, but I will and I'd like to hear other
> people's comments.
>
> Pete
>
> Peter Winston Fettner
> Department of Philosophy,
> Intellectual Heritage Program
> Temple University
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