The Order of Things: An Archaeology of the Human Sciences

Introduction......Page 3
1. The Unities of Discourse......Page 15
2. Discursive Formations......Page 23
3. The Formation of Objects......Page 30
4. The Formation of Enunciative Modalities......Page 38
5. The Formation of Concepts......Page 43
6. The Formation of Strategies......Page 50
7. Remarks and Consequences......Page 55
1. Defining the Statement......Page 60
2. The Enunciative Function......Page 67
3. The Description of Statements......Page 82
4. Rarity, Exteriority, Accumulation......Page 92
5. The Historical A Priori and the Archive......Page 99
1. Archaeology and the History of Ideas......Page 103
2. The Original and the Regular......Page 108
3. Contradictions......Page 114
4. The Comparative Facts......Page 120
5. Change and Transformations......Page 127
6. Science and Knowledge......Page 136
(a) Positivities, Disciplines, Sciences......Page 137
(b) Knowledge (Savoir)......Page 139
(c) Knowledge (Savoir) and Ideology......Page 142
(d) Different Thresholds and Their Chronology......Page 144
(e) The Different Types of the History of the Sciences......Page 146
(f) Other Archaeologies......Page 149
Part V: Conclusion......Page 153