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... madness is always possible and necessary , to the very degree that madness is non - reason . -Michel Foucault . I know no medium . -Jane Eyre . In their groundbreaking classic , The Madwoman in the Attic , Sandra M. Gilbert and Susan ...
... madness is always possible and necessary , to the very degree that madness is non - reason . -Michel Foucault . I know no medium . -Jane Eyre . In their groundbreaking classic , The Madwoman in the Attic , Sandra M. Gilbert and Susan ...
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... madness and sanity is only a post- Renaissance invention . II In his seminal and archeological study , Madness and Civilization , Foucault propounds the thesis that it was not until the beginning of the Classical Age ( 1650-1800 ) that ...
... madness and sanity is only a post- Renaissance invention . II In his seminal and archeological study , Madness and Civilization , Foucault propounds the thesis that it was not until the beginning of the Classical Age ( 1650-1800 ) that ...
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... Madness was thus torn from that imaginary freedom which still allowed it to flourish during the Renaissance horizon . Not so long ago , it had floundered about in broad daylight : in King Lear , in Don Quixote . But in less than a half ...
... Madness was thus torn from that imaginary freedom which still allowed it to flourish during the Renaissance horizon . Not so long ago , it had floundered about in broad daylight : in King Lear , in Don Quixote . But in less than a half ...
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