Problematic indexing in Paul Rabinow's edited Foucault volume, "Ethics"

Martin Paul Eve

doi:10.59348/hpn5k-xv789

November 1, 2010Open Access

Problematic indexing in Paul Rabinow's edited Foucault volume, "Ethics"

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Incomplete indexing affects reader access to key topics in Foucault's text.
The indexing issues may lead to misunderstandings of Foucault's arguments on ethics.
Attention to proper indexing is crucial in scholarly works to enhance academic engagement.
Paul Rabinow's editorial role in presenting Foucault's work raises standards for scholarly presentation.

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This note highlights incomplete indexing in Foucault's 'What is Enlightenment', suggesting implications for readers.

Abstract

Just a brief scholarly note for the benefit of anybody reading Foucault's "What is Enlightenment", contained in Paul Rabinow's edited volume, "Ethics" (volume I). The index is incomplete and does not properly cover this article within the collection.

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