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Foucault, Michel. ''The Order of Things: An Archaeology of the Human Sciences.'' New York, N

the printer Michel le Noir (1486-1520)

== Crumpled Handkerchiefs: William Shakespeare's and Michel Serres's Palimpsested Time ==

Michel Chion, "definition is not the same thing as correspondence to reality or fi

...t of the book, taken from a variety of religious sources and translated by Michel de Marillac, runs through most of the book within its border designs, each

oral events, noise, hubbub -- from Michel Serres, ''Genesis'' -- from the beginning of Shakespeare's plays; "all of t

...r, we must multiply the paths and the possibility of comings and goings." (Michel Foucault, "The Masked Philosopher"; epigraph to [[Daston and Park 1998]]

...of prisons as test beds for novel technologies was already pointed out by Michel Foucault when he argued that “the Panopti- con was also a laboratory; it

:[[Deleuze and Foucault 1972|Deleuze, Gilles and Michel Foucault. "Intellectuals and Power."]] :[[Foucault 1970|Foucault, Michel. ''The Order of Things.'' New York, NY: Vintage Books, 1994.]]