...meanings: treating it sometimes as the general domain of all statements, sometimes as an individualizable group of statements, and sometimes as a regulated...that accounts for a certain number of statements; and I have not allowed this same word 'discourse', which should have served as a boundary around the...

...meanings: treating it sometimes as the general domain of all statements, sometimes as an individualizable group of statements, and sometimes as a regulated...that accounts for a certain number of statements; and have I not allowed this same word "discourse," which should have served as a boundary around the...

...event: "treating it sometimes as the general domain of all statements, sometimes as an individualizable group of statements, and sometimes as a regulated practice that accounts for a certain number of statements."31 His was a position of constant tension since he refused both hermetic discourse and...

...meanings: treating it sometimes as the general domain of all statements, sometimes as an individualized group of statements, and sometimes as a regulated...that accounts for a certain number of statements; and have I not allowed this same word 'discourse,' which should have served as a boundary around the...

...meanings; treating it sometimes as the general domain of all statements, sometimes as an individualizable group of statements, and sometimes as a regulated practice that accounts for a number of statements. (1972: 80) Even if the provisions of the Archaeology were later to be abandoned,...

...meanings: treating it sometimes as the general domain of all statements, sometimes as an individualizable group of statements, and sometimes as a regulated practice that accounts for a number of statements. (Foucault 1984) The analysis of discourse for Foucault is the analysis of the...

...treats discourse 'sometimes as the general domain of all statements, sometimes as an individualizable group of statements, and sometimes as a regulated practice that accounts for a number of statements' (1972: 80). All utterances have some effect but a particular identifiable group...

...ways, "treating it sometimes as the grand domain of all statements, sometimes as an individualizeable group of statements, and sometimes as a regulated...accounts for a certain number of statements" (Foucault, 1972, 80). Searching for precise definitions of discourse in Foucault's own writings is something of...

...treated discourse "sometimes as the general domain of all statements, sometimes as an individualized group of statements, and sometimes as a regulated...accounts for a certain number of statements." (Foucault 1972, 80). He argued, furthermore, that [discourses are not once and for all subservient to power or...

...discourse, "treating it sometimes as the general domain of all statements, sometimes as an individualizable group of statements, and sometimes as a regulated practice that accounts for a number of statements."181 This threefold working definition is important in that it reveals the inherent...