Publication: The political and the epistemic in the twentieth century: historical perspectives
The political and the epistemic in the twentieth century: historical perspectives
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Espahangizi, K., & Wulz, M. (Eds.). (2020). The political and the epistemic in the twentieth century: historical perspectives: Vol. 4/S 2. University of Chicago Press.
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Historical studies on the relationship between knowledge and politics have mostly focused on the narrower interplay between scientific knowledge and political institutions: the role of experts and advisors in policy making or the impact of the modern state on scientific institutions, theories, practices, and projects. Borrowing from Foucauldian discourse analysis, others have departed from the constitutive interrelationship between knowledge and power in order to reconstruct the epistemic regimes of governmentality. Taking up recent a
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Espahangizi, K., & Wulz, M. (Eds.). (2020). The political and the epistemic in the twentieth century: historical perspectives: Vol. 4/S 2. University of Chicago Press.