At the time, two major ways of studying humans dominated the academic landscape:
Dreyfus and Rabinow realized Foucault didn't fit either. He was too detached to be a traditional seeker of meaning, yet too focused on historical change to be a pure structuralist. The Breakthrough: Interpretive Analytics Michel Foucault: Beyond Structuralism and Herme...
The authors argued that Foucault had created a third way, which they called . This new method allowed him to: At the time, two major ways of studying