History and Theory: Special Issue: Words, Things, and Beyond: Foucault’s Les mots et les choses at 50
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS: FOUCAULT’S LES MOTS ET LES CHOSES AT 50 (pages 3–6)
PETER E. GORDON
PHENOMENOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY IN FOUCAULT’S “INTRODUCTION TO BINSWANGER’S DREAM AND EXISTENCE“: A MIRROR IMAGE OF THE ORDER OF THINGS? (pages 7–22)
BÉATRICE HAN-PILE
VANISHING POINT: LES MOTS ET LES CHOSES, HISTORY, AND DIAGNOSIS (pages 23–34)
JEAN-CLAUDE MONOD
FOUCAULT’S ICONIC AFTERLIFE: THE POSTHUMOUS REACH OF WORDS AND THINGS (pages 35–53)
NANCY PARTNER
THE POLITICS OF THE ORDER OF THINGS: FOUCAULT, SARTRE, AND DELEUZE (pages 54–65)
GARY GUTTING
Version of Record online: 15 DEC 2016 | DOI: 10.1111/hith.10828
The Sixth Annual History and Theory Lecture
THE ORDER OF THINGS: AN ARCHAEOLOGY OF WHAT? (pages 66–81)
VINCENT DESCOMBES
UNEXPECTED AND VITAL CONTROVERSIES: FOUCAULT’S LES MOTS ET LES CHOSES IN ITS PHILOSOPHICAL MOMENT AND IN OURS (pages 82–92)
FRÉDÉRIC WORMS
NATURE AND THE IRRUPTIVE VIOLENCE OF HISTORY (pages 93–111)
JULIAN BOURG
MONSTERS AND PATIENTS: AN ARCHAEOLOGY OF MEDICINE, ISLAM, AND MODERNITY (pages 112–130)
AHMED RAGAB
OUT OF THEIR DEPTHS: “MORAL KINDS” AND THE INTERPRETATION OF EVIDENCE IN FOUCAULT’S MODERN EPISTEME (pages 131–147)
LAURA STARK
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