I: Foucauldian Archaeology.- 1. Introduction.- 2. On the Very Notion of "Archaeology".- 3. The New Histories in France.- The Annales Exemplars.- Against traditional history.- The history of mentalides.- Serial history and the construction of the historical fact.- The Exemplars of Historical Epistemology.- Duhem vs. Koyré.- Bachelard.- Canguilhem.- Althusser.- 4. Archaeology, the New Histories, and the History of Ideas.- Correlating the New Histories.- A Critical Re-Evaluation of the History of Ideas.- Foucault and Lovejoy.- The mythology of ideas.- The mythology at work: the examples of Holton and Cohen.- The mythology of coherence and contradiction.- 5. The Archaeological Model I: Identifying Discursive Formations.- What is a Foucauldian Statement?.- The Four Series.- Objects.- Enunciative modalities.- Organizations of the field of statements.- Strategies.- Interrelations, Derivation Trees and Contradictions.- Counterparts and Accessibility Relations - Comparing Discursive Formations.- Discourses and discursive formations.- Counterparts.- Accessibility relations.- 6. The Archaeological Model Ii: Beyond Continuity and Discontinuity.- Philosopher's VS. Historians' History of Science.- The Debate Over Continuity and Discontinuity Reconstructed.- The positivist-empirist model.- The antipositivist model.- Adding strata: the antipositivist revisionism.- Laudan and Foucault as postmodernists.- The Archaeological Dimension.- 7. Archaeology of Knowledge and Other Histories of Science.- Notes to Part I.- II: Foucauldian Genealogy.- 8. Introduction.- 9. The Concept of Power.- Some Standard Distinctions.- A Foucauldian Definition of Power.- 10. The Genealogical Conception of Power I: Fields and Networks.- Models of Power.- Internal Relations.- Power and Personal Identity.- Networks of Power.- Networks of Power and Invisible Hands.- 11. The Genealogical Conception of Power Ii: Social Power and Scientific Knowledge.- The Productivity of Power.- Barnes' Proposal.- Defending "Power/Knowledge".- A disquieting suggestion.- Science and exclusion.- An argument from underdetermination.- Realism and Modality.- 12. Genealogical Research Strategies.- Recovering Agonistic Events.- The return of the event.- Recovering contingency.- Causal multiplication.- The agonistic dimension.- Physicalism.- Histories of the body.- Body, power, knowledge.- Distrust and Irony.- Interests.- Ironic hypotheses.- 13. Genealogical Perspectivism.- Skepticism.- Constructivism.- Epistemological Relativism.- "Relativism Refuted" - refuted.- The "not-to-be-neglected truth".- Foucault's relativism.- 14. Genealogical Criticism of Power and Rationalities.- Genealogy as Criticism and Analysis of Ration- Alities.- Is Resistance Possible?.- Criticism Without Normativity?.- Notes To Part II.- Index of Names.- Index of Subjects.

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