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Wednesday, July 02, 2008
 
How to succeed, with a little help.
[A]fter his televised debate with Noam Chomsky in 1971, Michel Foucault was partially paid in hashish. For weeks afterward, his friends in Paris referred to it as the "Chomsky hash." Should we be surprised by that anecdote, related by Foucault biographer James Miller? Let's be honest here: No one could have written History of Madness or Discipline and Punish while sober.
Reading some texts, I've often wondered what the author was on...
 
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