Re: Wright's Request

In article  steven meinking <steven.meinking@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>Date: Wed, 14 Sep 1994 15:09:36 -0600 (MDT)
>From: steven meinking <steven.meinking@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>To: Foucault List <foucault@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Subject: Wright's Request
>Reply-To: foucault@xxxxxxxxxxxxx


>A.J.:

>Two general Foucault books I have found to be excellent resources are 
>both almost brand new.  They are:

>_The Lives Of Michel Foucault_, a biography by David Macey, 1993.  I 
>don't think this book is available in paperback yet.

>and

>_The Cambridge Companion To Foucault_, edited by Gary Gutting, 1994.  
>This book was excellent, and I am finding it to be an invaluable resource 
>to understanding Foucault.

>Also, Foucault seemed to always be the best at explaining Foucault.  So 
>anytime you can acquire a book with some of his interviews, do so.  
>Titles by Foucault include _Language, Counter-Memory, Practice_, 
>_Power/Knowledge_, _Politics, Philosophy, Culture_, and the _Foucault 
>Reader_ edited by Paul Rabinow.

There is a newly published book called "A Foucault Primer; Discourse, power 
and the subject" by Alec McHoul and Wendy GracePublished by Melbourne 
University Press, which may also be of interest.
Regards Tom