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Michel Foucault The Order of Things An archaeology of the human sciences London and New York
Les mots et les choses first published 1966 by Editions Gallimard, Paris English edition first published in the United Kingdom 1970 by Tavistock Publications First published by Routledge 1989 First published in Routledge Classics 2002 by Routledge 11 New Fetter Lane, London EC4P 4EE 29 West 35th Street, New York, NY 10001 Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group This edition published in the Taylor and Francis e-Library, 2005. “To purchase your own copy of this or any of Taylor & Francis or Routledge’s collection of thousands of eBooks please go to www.eBookstore.tandf.co.uk.” © 1966 Editions Gallimard English translation © 1970 Tavistock/Routledge Foreword to the English edition © 1970 Michel Foucault All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reprinted or reproduced or utilised in any form or by any electronic, mechanical, or other means, now known or hereafter invented, including photocopying and recording, or in any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publishers. British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library ISBN 0-203-99664-X Master e-book ISBN ISBN 0–415–26736–6 (hbk) ISBN 0–415–26737–4 (pbk)
Page 2 and 3: The Order of Things ‘The Order of
Page 6 and 7: PART I CONTENTS Publisher’s Note
Page 8 and 9: contents vii 8 Labour, Life, Langua
Page 10 and 11: FOREWORD TO THE ENGLISH EDITION Thi
Page 12 and 13: foreword to the english edition xi
Page 14 and 15: foreword to the english edition xii
Page 16 and 17: foreword to the english edition xv
Page 18 and 19: preface xvii precisely because it p
Page 20 and 21: preface xix devouring all shadow -
Page 22 and 23: preface xxi There would appear to b
Page 24 and 25: preface xxiii organized around incr
Page 26 and 27: preface xxv point); one thing, in a
Page 28: Part I
Page 31 and 32: 4 the order of things what is virtu
Page 33 and 34: 6 the order of things him a place a
Page 35 and 36: 8 the order of things them is turne
Page 37 and 38: 10 the order of things inadequate t
Page 39 and 40: 12 the order of things Even so, the
Page 41 and 42: 14 the order of things top left-han
Page 43 and 44: 16 the order of things their eyes t
Page 45 and 46: 18 the order of things there, in th
Page 47 and 48: 20 the order of things The semantic
Page 49 and 50: 22 the order of things of convenien
Page 51 and 52: 24 the order of things probably bec
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28 the order of things singularity
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30 the order of things straight to
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32 the order of things attraction f
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34 the order of things character of
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36 the order of things awareness of
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38 the order of things profound rel
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40 the order of things is trying to
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42 the order of things whose coming
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44 the order of things etymologies,
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46 the order of things about it to
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48 the order of things Discourse wa
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50 the order of things 6 Aldrovandi
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52 the order of things from which h
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54 the order of things has now, des
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56 the order of things symmetrical
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58 the order of things language: on
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60 the order of things being analys
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62 the order of things opinions; th
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64 the order of things without the
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66 the order of things itself that
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68 the order of things substitutes
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70 the order of things of a logical
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72 the order of things representing
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74 the order of things wealth is co
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76 the order of things Similitude i
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78 the order of things providing re
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80 the order of things system of si
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82 the order of things taxinomia, o
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84 the order of things displacement
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4 SPEAKING I CRITICISM AND COMMENTA
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88 the order of things age, languag
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90 the order of things has drawn cl
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92 the order of things as this is s
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94 the order of things Man, by his
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96 the order of things individuals
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98 the order of things not escape t
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100 the order of things spontaneous
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102 the order of things elements, i
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104 the order of things to it, and
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106 the order of things The verb to
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108 the order of things the first,
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110 the order of things proposition
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112 the order of things was to be p
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114 the order of things composition
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116 the order of things He is able
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118 the order of things us law, doe
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120 the order of things number of p
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122 the order of things We know of
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124 the order of things those sound
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126 the order of things representat
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128 the order of things quadrilater
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130 the order of things is, with al
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132 the order of things rising from
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134 the order of things 30 U. Domer
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5 CLASSIFYING I WHAT THE HISTORIANS
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138 the order of things controversi
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140 the order of things requiring c
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142 the order of things the very fi
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144 the order of things classified
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146 the order of things And Tournef
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148 the order of things represent t
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150 the order of things visibility,
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152 the order of things advent of n
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154 the order of things separately.
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156 the order of things bear, we sh
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158 the order of things one the cla
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160 the order of things positive re
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162 the order of things Now, this g
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164 the order of things in the Clas
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166 the order of things the constan
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168 the order of things guarantees
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170 the order of things whole conti
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172 the order of things upon taxino
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174 the order of things is proper t
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176 the order of things them’. 64
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178 the order of things 7 Ibid., se
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6 EXCHANGING I THE ANALYSIS OF WEAL
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182 the order of things analysis of
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184 the order of things upon its ma
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186 the order of things ‘nothing
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188 the order of things being by th
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190 the order of things stubborn) c
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192 the order of things it to estab
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194 the order of things elements am
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196 the order of things IV THE PLED
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198 the order of things the fluctua
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200 the order of things commodity n
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202 the order of things the necessa
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204 the order of things population
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206 the order of things It was inev
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208 the order of things exist, sinc
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210 the order of things the real ex
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212 the order of things transformat
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214 the order of things since it is
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216 the order of things woman in th
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218 the order of things The first w
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220 the order of things then, occup
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222 the order of things any given m
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224 the order of things history, of
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226 the order of things philosophy
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228 the order of things that govern
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230 the order of things NOTES 1 Cop
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232 the order of things 65 Ibid., p
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7 THE LIMITS OF REPRESENTATION I TH
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the limits of representation 237 an
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the limits of representation 239 an
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the limits of representation 241 it
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the limits of representation 243 th
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possibility of a political economy
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the limits of representation 247 of
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the limits of representation 249 To
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the limits of representation 251 co
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the limits of representation 253 pr
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the limits of representation 255 co
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is now to become the basis for hist
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the limits of representation 259 mo
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the limits of representation 263 re
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the limits of representation 265 be
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the limits of representation 269 Cl
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the limits of representation 271 16
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labour, life, language 273 thought
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production). Similarly, if, after C
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labour, life, language 277 foremost
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labour, life, language 279 displace
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labour, life, language 281 fruitful
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labour, life, language 283 always b
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labour, life, language 285 some opt
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III CUVIER labour, life, language 2
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labour, life, language 289 somethin
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labour, life, language 291 function
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labour, life, language 293 fabric,
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labour, life, language 295 concerns
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labour, life, language 297 various
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labour, life, language 299 did in B
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labour, life, language 301 been for
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labour, life, language 303 That lif
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IV BOPP labour, life, language 305
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labour, life, language 307 continui
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labour, life, language 309 transito
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labour, life, language 311 analyse
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labour, life, language 313 to the p
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labour, life, language 315 attribut
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labour, life, language 317 and Rayn
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labour, life, language 319 rather t
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historicity of language, on the con
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labour, life, language 323 itself;
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labour, life, language 325 Nietzsch
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labour, life, language 327 density
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labour, life, language 329 analyses
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man and his doubles 331 and interes
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man and his doubles 333 fragmented
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It is true that I do not know what
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man and his doubles 337 episteme: n
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man and his doubles 339 out and jux
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man and his doubles 341 discourse a
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man and his doubles 343 simultaneit
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man and his doubles 345 situates th
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thought, and all the forms of thoug
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man and his doubles 349 conclusion:
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endered the whole of our thought hi
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man and his doubles 353 thought of
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man and his doubles 355 life, work,
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man and his doubles 357 density of
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man and his doubles 359 ‘like’
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man and his doubles 361 truth (and
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man and his doubles 363 beginning,
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man and his doubles 365 him; now, t
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man and his doubles 367 effort to c
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man and his doubles 369 unquestione
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succession to recall itself on the
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ediscovered the point at which man
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10 THE HUMAN SCIENCES I THE THREE F
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the human sciences 377 forward step
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the human sciences 379 dimension an
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the human sciences 381 mathematics
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the human sciences 383 one form or
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the human sciences 385 ignore or ma
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at most, a biology, an economics, a
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the human sciences 389 time when th
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the human sciences 391 what point o
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the human sciences 393 of the activ
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the human sciences 395 becomes effe
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the human sciences 397 every time o
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the human sciences 399 to define th
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the human sciences 401 a sort of gr
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the human sciences 403 be more than
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the human sciences 405 the narrativ
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certain methodology, of living comp
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the human sciences 409 which is at
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the human sciences 411 that ethnolo
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the human sciences 413 representati
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the human sciences 415 in intersect
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the human sciences 417 question tha
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the human sciences 419 unthinkable
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our knowledge, that which constitut
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