| Summary: | This book by Claudio Cormick explores the philosophical interplay between opacity and relativism in knowledge, focusing on the theories of Merleau-Ponty and Foucault. It examines how these thinkers address the concept of truth and the limitations of objective approaches to knowledge. The work aims to provide a critical analysis of the epistemological frameworks proposed by both philosophers, highlighting the tension between their ideas and the implications for contemporary thought. Intended for a scholarly audience, the book delves into complex philosophical debates, offering insights into the nature of human understanding and the role of perception and power in shaping knowledge.
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