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Focusing on the underexplored aspects of Foucault's work, this book critiques the predominant introductory and postmodern interpretations that dominate recent literature. It highlights the need for a deeper analysis of Foucault through the lens of contemporary philosophy, sociology, and the history of science. By addressing these gaps, the author aims to provide a more nuanced understanding of Foucault, moving beyond established discussions of the "death of the subject" and his connections to other philosophers, to uncover richer insights into his contributions.

This study explores the philosophical connections between Husserl and Heidegger, inspired by Ernst Tugendhat's integration of analytical and continental philosophy. The author reflects on academic influences in Finland, particularly from Jaakko Hintikka and Georg Henrik von Wright, shaping their research on hermeneutics and intentionality.