Foucault's "statement"

I used F's notion of the statement as a way into the object
of my dissertation research (a piece of legislation).  I found
Carole Blair's work particularly helpful:

Blair, Carole. ÒThe Statement: Foundation of FoucaultÕs Historical   
Criticism.Ó Western Journal of Speech Communication 51 (1987): 364-83.


On 22 Sept, Daniel Vukovich wrote:

>My own query: can anyone point me to any essays, chapters, long 
>passages on
>F's use of the statement/enonce?  What he means by this, its originality
>and useage in F, anyone who has picked up and used this particular bit of
>F.?  Dreyfus and Rabinow (who, as far as I know, have written the most on
>this issue, and on the archeological F as a whole) say the enonce = "a
>serious speech act," a la Austin, but I'm not satisfied with this myself.   
>

Beth Britt

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