Abstract
This paper deals critically with the posthumous interpretation of Foucault's work by Gilles Deleuze. The inquiry begins with Deleuze's claim that the late Foucault was a topologist like Andrei Bely in his modernist novel Petersburg. In order to illuminate this Deleuzian perspective, the author discusses the concepts of dispositif and chronotope. By analyzing a key scene from Petersburg, the paper concludes that Deleuze's notion of topology is closer to his own philosophical system than to Foucault's historical research.
Keywords: bely, chronotope, Deleuze, dispositif, foucault, petersburg, topology
How to Cite: Ganahl, S. (2017). Der monströse Fouleuze: Eine philosophische Lektüre von Andrej Belyjs Petersburg. Le Foucaldien, 3(1), 1. DOI: http://doi.org/10.16995/lefou.23
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