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+  From: Erik Hoogcarspel <jehms@xxxxxxxxx>
+  Date: Sun, 06 Mar 2005 12:58:22 +0100
Mark Kelly schreef:

A pretty unfair reading of Foucault, I must say - though I doubt
Scruton has ever really read him. Have never heard Les mots et les
choses referred to as the bible of 68 before - anyone care to comment
on that?
I notice that the title is completely inaccurate since it doesn't
explain why Scruton became a conservative, but simply details what it
was like for him as a conservative in the irrationalist leftist
milieux of France and Britain.

I tried to read one of his books on art once, but I fell asleep while reading the 3th page. Why bother! Sruton is not the only one. Canada's most popular catholic establishment philosopher Charles Taylor called him a kind of devil in his 'Malaise of modernity'. It would have been worse if these guys would have praised Foucault and welcome him into their camp.

erik



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