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|a "At its proper and most radical, humanistic inquiry is about problems that do not have ready solutions. If this fundamental feature had been accepted, debates about the humanities in recent years might have taken a different kind of turn, whereby, instead of appending new and ever more purposeful modifiers to the word humanities--the digital, the environmental, the neuro, the medical, the public--the ways in which humanistic modes of intellectual labor operate could have assumed a more central focus. This would not have to mean adopting a conservative or conservatively disciplinary stance toward the humanities. Rather, it would demonstrate the ways in which humanistic inquiry approaches intellectual problems conceptually, methodologically, and practically, without necessarily seeking to legitimize the relevance of its undertakings by way of social utility and consensus.This possibility of reimagining humanistic study is the basic assumption and orientation of this book. Many books make use of Foucault's theories, but few use his work to reflect on the conundrums, dead ends, and potentialities of humanistic inquiry in the current Western academy. By juxtaposing debates about literary study, visibilities and invisibilities, sound/voice/listening, race/racism, and self- governance/entrepreneurship in a unique constellation against what Chow polemicizes as the moral instrumentalization of knowledge, A Face Drawn in Sand is intended as an intervention in some of the most pressing issues facing humanistic study today: how to process and analyze texts; how to form and sustain arguments; how to reconceptualize familiar problems through lesser known as well as very well known sources. Above all, how not to have the answers before the questions"--
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|a Part I. Humanistic Inquiry in the Era of the Moralist-Entrepreneur -- Introduction: Rearticulating "Outside" -- Part II. Exercises in the Unthought -- 1. Literary Study's Biopolitics -- 2. "There Is a 'There Is' of Light" -- or, Foucault's (In)visibilities -- 3. Thinking "Race" with Foucault -- 4. "Fragments at Once Random and Necessary": The Énoncé Revisited, Alongside Acousmatic Listening -- 5. From the Confessing Animal to the Smartself -- Coda: Intimations from a Series of Faces Drawn in Sand -- Acknowledgments -- Notes -- Index
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