The Order of Things by Michel Foucault

The Order of Things by Michel Foucault

Foucault opens with a Chinese encyclopedia that classifies animals into categories so strange they cannot be thought — and uses it to ask what invisible grid decides how any age sorts the world.

Moving through the Renaissance, the classical age and modernity, he shows how the very object called man was invented by the human sciences in the nineteenth century, and predicts it will be erased like a face drawn in sand.

The book that made Foucault famous in France. Dense, dazzling, and central to structuralism and its critics.

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